Consider the following table.

Table:
| name                                 | location            | years as tallest   | height metres / ft   | floors     |
|:-------------------------------------|:--------------------|:-------------------|:---------------------|:-----------|
| white tower                          | tower hill          | 1098 - 1310        | 01.0 27 / 90         | 03.0 n / a |
| old st paul 's cathedral             | city of london      | 1310 - 1666        | 07.0 150 / 493       | 08.0 n / a |
| southwark cathedral                  | southwark           | 1666 - 1677        | 02.0 50 / 163        | 04.0 n / a |
| monument to the great fire of london | city of london      | 1677 - 1683        | 03.0 62 / 202        | 05.0 n / a |
| st mary - le - bow                   | city of london      | 1683 - 1710        | 04.0 72 / 236        | 06.0 n / a |
| st paul 's cathedral                 | city of london      | 1710 - 1939        | 05.0 111 / 365       | 07.0 n / a |
| battersea power station              | kirtling street     | 1939 - 1950        | 06.0 113 / 370       | 01.0 10    |
| crystal palace transmitting station  | crystal palace park | 1950 - 1991        | 08.0 219 / 720       | 09.0 n / a |
| one canada square                    | canary wharf        | 1991 - 2010        | 09.0 235 / 771       | 02.0 50    |
| shard london bridge                  | southwark           | 2010-              | 306 / 1004           | 87         |

Table Caption: list of tallest buildings and structures in london

Is the following statement entailed (=1) or refuted (=0) by the table?

Statement: southwark have more than 2 structure or building on the list , include the current tallest out of all 10 list

Answer: 0