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When [[the Department]] controlled Britain around the year [[2050]], the Tower of London became [[Dauntless Prison]], a prison for all the aliens that arrived on Earth. When [[K9 Mark 2]] and his friends released the alien prisoners there in 2050, the Department's treatment of the prisoners was leaked to the media and the prison was shut down. ([[TV]]: ''[[Liberation]]'') | When [[the Department]] controlled Britain around the year [[2050]], the Tower of London became [[Dauntless Prison]], a prison for all the aliens that arrived on Earth. When [[K9 Mark 2]] and his friends released the alien prisoners there in 2050, the Department's treatment of the prisoners was leaked to the media and the prison was shut down. ([[TV]]: ''[[Liberation]]'') | ||
Some time around the [[29th century]] onwards, during the reign of [[Elizabeth X]], the tower or a new facility named after the original tower, was incorporated into [[Starship UK]]. Its dungeon contained the devices used to torture the [[star whale]] beneath the craft into moving. [[Amy Pond]] visited the Tower during this period with the Eleventh Doctor. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Beast Below (TV story)|The Beast Below]]'') | Some time around the [[29th century]] onwards, during the reign of [[Elizabeth X]], the tower or a new facility named after the original tower, was incorporated into ''[[Starship UK]]''. Its dungeon contained the devices used to torture the [[star whale]] beneath the craft into moving. [[Amy Pond]] visited the Tower during this period with the Eleventh Doctor. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Beast Below (TV story)|The Beast Below]]'') | ||
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