In the same London street scene, Agent Wells and the girl walk by the far side of a small parked car, registration "08LR YTB" (which should be "LR08 YTB"). There's a silver Volvo parked a short distance ahead of it. They walk about half way along the gap towards the back of the Volvo then the scene cuts to a front view where, after a few more steps, they pass the same small car "08LR YTB" again and, after a few more steps, finally reach the back of the silver Volvo. Also, presumably the scene was not shot in London as, on the building wall behind them, there's a sign "Royal Museum of South Burnley".
When Agent Wells and the girl, Amy Bleecker, are walking along a London street, all visible British car registrations are wrongly configured, starting with 2 numbers, then 2 letters, then 3 letters. As such, they would be illegal. The correct, legal configuration is 2 letters, 2 numbers, 3 letters. The first 2 letters show where (at which local DVLA office) the registration was issued, the 2 numbers give an indication of the year of issue and the last 3 letters (serial letters) are random, individual to each vehicle and normally have no special meaning.
The London Black Cab that pulls up at the school has a license plate letter/number format is incorrect. The format used in the shot is NN.LL.LLL. The correct format should be LLNN.LLL.
There is no such Underground Station called South Burnley, there is no place in
London called Burnley and an Oyster fare would not be as high as £12.20 even if it was from South Burnley.
When Seth and Lyor are discussing the "dominio effect" that might result from the fictional "Tarusi" governor's choice to sever ties with the US and become independent, Lyor mentions Guam, American Samoa and The Marianas as examples. Guam is one of the Marianas islands, so mentioning it separately is redundant, an error that the super-perfectionist Lyor is not likely to make.