The Agent Runner
“Going underground Where feasible Ed preferred to travel above ground, so he took a bus from Paddington, travelling south down Park Lane past the Animals In War memorial and, at the edge of Green Park, the half-built Bomber Command memorial. Sometimes it felt like the whole city was a mausoleum, its open spaces punctuated by monuments to public sacrifice. The bus went around the back of Buckingham Palace and down Vauxhall Bridge Road towards Vauxhall Cross, the Inca-pyramid-on-the-Thames that wa...s home to MI6.
He was allowed through the first airlock but stopped at reception and informed his pass had been revoked. He was given a piece of card with a handwritten Whitehall address on it and told to report there immediately. Slinging his rucksack over his shoulder he set off east along Albert Embankment and crossed the river again at Westminster Bridge.
Craig’s Court was at the north end of Whitehall situated an equal distance between the horseback statue of Charles II and the Banqueting House, the site of Charles I’s execution.MoreLess
He was allowed through the first airlock but stopped at reception and informed his pass had been revoked. He was given a piece of card with a handwritten Whitehall address on it and told to report there immediately. Slinging his rucksack over his shoulder he set off east along Albert Embankment and crossed the river again at Westminster Bridge.
Craig’s Court was at the north end of Whitehall situated an equal distance between the horseback statue of Charles II and the Banqueting House, the site of Charles I’s execution.MoreLess
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