The story
Audio tour · Saint James's Palace
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You're standing at St James's Palace in London, the most senior of all the royal palaces in the city. Look at the red-brick gatehouse. It's four storeys high, with a crenellated octagonal tower on each side and a big clock near the top. That clock was only added in 1731. Look at the brickwork too: Henry the Eighth had details picked out in darker brick. You can still find the initials H and A on the palace, for Henry and his second wife, Anne Boleyn.
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