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Coming up, the daily takes you deep under London streets,

and into the vaults containing gold worth £500 billion.

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Did you know that if you've ever travelled on the tube in central London,

you may have come within metres of more gold than you could ever imagine?

Hi everyone, Neil here with another of our Friday profiles,

and as you probably know, usually we'd be focusing on a person or an event in the

news. This time, it's a place that's barely heard of, let alone making headlines. So why are we

talking about it? Well, we are going to be following our economics editor, Ed Conway, as he makes

his way beneath London into the Bank of England's vaults, and what I can only describe, as a scene straight out of a Bond movie.

You're slightly lost for words when you get in there and just see this enormous expanse of this metal.

Now, usually the media just doesn't get access to places like this.

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