London

00:00:27 NARRATOR: It is a journey to the end of the world.

00:03:50 Baudelaire never actually set foot in England...

00:07:11 and took me to some of the sites he was studying.

00:10:20 run and mostly patronised by Portuguese people...

00:13:55 and had the idea that we should stay the night there...

00:17:13 "Most of the traffic on river now," said Robinson...

00:20:39 Iooked out of Monet's window.

00:23:32 It seemed there was no longer anything a Conservative government could do...

00:25:59 It was the first of two explosions that night.

00:30:46 and was introduced to many leading figures of the day.

00:34:11 was transferred from the Special Branch to Ml5.

00:38:00 The name of Landor was familiar to Apollinaire...

00:41:02 and had been offered nothing with comparable amenities.

00:43:34 He told me that the Elephant did not really get its name...

00:47:26 Robinson could not strike the stone, but he was inspired by it...

00:52:00 and hopes that his work, though not unprecedented...

00:55:40 where a monument to their tempestuous relationship has been erected.

00:58:21 and of idly luxuriating in emotion...

01:00:58 by developments of offices and shopping malls.

01:04:03 In Ealing Road, Wembley, Robinson finally found...

01:07:16 On Monday, October 12...

01:09:29 as he knew he would soon be facing redundancy himself.

01:16:38 [Slow instrumental music continues]

100:00:00 where they will lay their heads...