The Bank of England's vaults were built in the 1930s, the bank had not had a safe place for gold before. During World War II, Britain's gold was in Canada, the vaults were quite well protected from air shells. that the danger of German invasion was growing. ,the golden bars were secretly shipped overseas. of keeping gold, one vault was used as a canteen. , it was turned into a bomb shelter. Today gold, is the best barometer for economy, is back in place. , the vaults are under tight security. , nothing is guarded like gold. Metre-thick doors are unlocked with three-foot-long keys to let thieves in, should high-tech fail. , such measures are not enough. You have to say a password to the computer will recognise your voice. such measures are insufficient, and there are more secrets unknown to strangers. popular e-money and banknotes are, gold is all important. we like innovations in banking, the banks still keep gold for a rainy day.

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The Bank of England's vaults were built in the 1930s, [however|since|even though|for reasons] the bank had not had a safe place for gold before. During World War II, Britain's gold was in Canada, [even though|however|but|in spite of] the vaults were quite well protected from air shells. [No matter how|Meanwhile|Subsequently|The reason was] that the danger of German invasion was growing. [Supposedly|Consequently|Subsequently|Incidentally],the golden bars were secretly shipped overseas. [Instead|Despite|In spite of|In order] of keeping gold, one vault was used as a canteen. [Consequently|Subsequently|Originally|Unconditionally], it was turned into a bomb shelter. Today gold, [that|however|which|in fact] is the best barometer for economy, is back in place. [However|In fact|All the same|Therefore], the vaults are under tight security.

[Therefore|In fact|However|Consequently], nothing is guarded like gold. Metre-thick doors are unlocked with three-foot-long keys [so not|so as|in order not|with the purpose] to let thieves in, should high-tech fail. [Despite|In contrast|However|In fact], such measures are not enough. You have to say a password to the computer [which|whom|who|that] will recognise your voice. [Even so|In spite of|Despite|Even though] such measures are insufficient, and there are more secrets unknown to strangers. [Even though|Considering|Despite|No matter how] popular e-money and banknotes are, gold is all important. [However,|Much as| In contrast|Even so,] we like innovations in banking, the banks still keep gold for a rainy day.