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The second programme was the drama Dirty War, also produced by the BBC and first shown in October 2004, in which a suicide terrorists detonate a "dirty bomb" just outside the Underground Property to Rent Aberdeen station, killing 200 people and rendering the area uninhabitable for 30 years. Since the programme aired, the spot at which the fictional bomb-carrying vehicle parked has become pedestrianised.
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* In the 1988 children's book Groosham Grange the main character is sent from London Liverpool street to groosham grange.
* Liverpool Street Station is one of the four railway stations on the London version of the Monopoly Property to Rent Aberdeen game.

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* In the years following the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States, fictional docu-drama portrayals of how a terrorist organisation might seek to attack London twice chose Liverpool Street Property to Rent Aberdeen station as the specific target. London Under Attack, first shown by the BBC One Panorama programme in May 2004,[4] had a lorry containing chlorine gas explode at the junction of Shoreditch High Street and Commercial Street, just north of Liverpool Street station.

The gas cloud hung over the station, Property to Rent Aberdeen and killed 3,000 people. The British Government denounced the programme as "irresponsible and alarmist".[5] The BBC said that the programmes was backed by research, and that Liverpool Street was used because of its position on the border between the City of London and the East End of London.

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In April 1993, a Provisional IRA truckProperty to Rent Aberdeen bomb in Bishopsgate, 200 metres away, caused some damage to the station.
* On 17th April 1997, the British band Mansun used hidden cameras to film band members throwing ?25,000 from the upper Property to Rent Aberdeen concourse onto City of London commuters below, for a promo video for their 'Tax Loss' EP. The video was filmed by Roman Coppola and the ensuing chaos as the crowd scrambled for the cash was intended to highlight human greed.
* On January 15th, 2009, Property to Rent Aberdeen at 11am, around 350 people took part in a three minute guerrilla-style dance for the new T-Mobile advert.

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