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Oh Welcome back to part two, everyone. We're here at the moon underwater. Everyone's dreams come true in pub form. I am the landlord. Robin Allender, the lovely Robin, is my Bar Swain, my beloved regular,

and today we're delighted to be joined by beer writer, beer copywriter, and beer journalist,

beer expert, beer taster, Pete Brown. And we're creating Pete Brown's dream pub, in which so far we have Tim Taylor's

landlord Sam Olsop's IPA on draft, Samuel, sorry, Tom Oliver's Perry, bottle conditioned,

cloudy bay, Sauvignon Blanc in bottles. But we're in the middle of the pub quiz,

and Robin has given us three London landmark questions, so Robin, let us stick our pins in the map and find out what the answers were.

Thanks, John. So question one was, we all know that Big Ben is the name of the bell, but what is the name of the tower in which Big Ben doth reside? Pete, what are you saying for this one? Do you know?

This is the one I'm least certain about. I think it's a saint something.

It's not this, but I'm going to go to St. David's Tower or St. George's Tower or something like that.

Okay, okay. John, what are you saying?

Is it the Elizabeth Tower?

Absolutely bang right, yeah. It was formerly just known as the clock tower

but it was renamed the elizabeth tower in 2012 to mark the queen's diamond jubilee so there we go

very well done if i was the queen i would think i would think so fair enough guys you've named

you've renamed it after me but get for goodness like

give me the bell give me the bell if you're going to give me something give me the bell

big bertha big bertha's a good shout please question two this is a good one how is the building

at 30 st mary axe better better known? So, Pete,

do you know this one? I might not have the right, is it the Gurkin? Pete's saying the

Gurkin, John, what have you got down? I don't know. I wrote Buckingham Palace. It is the Gurkin. It is the

Gurkin. So well done, Pete. This is a kind of interest. So it's

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