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Big Ben's location (abbr.), 4 letters
England's capital: Abbr., 4 letters
A foggy day in ___ town (Gershwin lyric), 6 letters
A Tale of Two Cities city, 6 letters
The Call of the Wild author, 6 letters
V for Vendetta setting, 6 letters
White Fang novelist, 6 letters
2012 Olympics locale, with a hint to the ends of the answers to the six starred clues, 6 letters
Bridge city in a children's song, 6 letters
Christmas locale for Ebenezer Scrooge, 6 letters
City ravaged by a 1666 fire, 6 letters
City where racer Stirling Moss born, 6 letters
Its stock exchange will merge with Frankfurt's, 6 letters
Middlesex University is here, 6 letters
Old Rolling Stones record label, 6 letters
Old Vic Theatre city, 6 letters
Setting of Buckingham Palace, 6 letters
Site of the world's first subway, 6 letters
Where Big Ben bongs, 6 letters
The capital and largest city of England, 6 letters
Located on the Thames in southeastern England, 6 letters
Financial and industrial and cultural center, 6 letters
United States writer of novels based on experiences in the Klondike gold rush (1876-1916), 6 letters
R&B group who hit #1 in 1991 with I've Been Thinking About You, 10 letters
Arizona attraction, 12 letters
It's falling down in a children's song, 12 letters
It's falling down in song, 12 letters
Lake Havasu City tourist attraction, 12 letters
Start of a nursery rhyme, 12 letters
Structure in a children's song, 12 letters
Structure in a fall song?, 12 letters
Subject of a nursery rhyme that has only eight different words, 12 letters
Boneless, marinated cut of beef, 11 letters
Hot spot on the menu?, 11 letters
Marinated flank steak, 11 letters
Thin-sliced beef dish, 11 letters
Thinly sliced beef dish, 11 letters
Vacationer's favorite entr, 11 letters
What the writer of 'White Fang' chose for a meat course?, 11 letters
Writer Jack's favorite entree?, 11 letters
1979 double album that featured Rudie Can't Fail, 13 letters
County of Northern Ireland, 11 letters
Dickens, in his formative years, 8 letters
Holmes or Watson, e.g., 8 letters
Notting Hill denizen, 8 letters
Notting Hill resident, 8 letters
Notting Hill resident, e.g., 8 letters
One often in a fog?, 8 letters
Underground rider, probably, 8 letters
West Ender, for one, 8 letters
A resident of London, 8 letters
Most Dickensian characters, 9 letters
Unsociable types, including academic city-dwellers in the U.K. (9), 9 letters
Big name in raincoats, 9 letters
English prince before being kissed?, 10 letters
Longtime United Kingdom newspaper (with The), 13 letters
Two-time host of the Summer Olympics, 11 letters
English tear-jerker?, 9 letters
Theme of this puzzle, 13 letters
Home to most Cockneys, 14 letters
First newspaper to send war correspondents, with The, 11 letters
Home of the first public aquarium, 9 letters
Regent's Park attraction, 9 letters