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UK's largest Harry Potter shop comes to London

UK's largest Harry Potter shop comes to London
BBC Entertainment Wednesday 12 August 2026, 05:10 UTC 1 min read
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Warner Bros says the flagship store will be inspired by magical Diagon Alley and open on 4 November.

Warner Bros says the flagship store will be inspired by magical Diagon Alley and open on 4 November.
UK (LOCATION) Harry Potter (PERSON) London Warner Bros (ORG) Diagon Alley (PERSON)
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