Use "NRA" for your husband's SS#.
I would agree you can just enter the address of the place where you normally work.
Since you won't be receiving a W-2 as you would if you worked in the US, just use your payslips to figure how much you earned during 2010, then convert the total into dollars using the
unofficial rates from the US Embassy (£1 = $1.54 for 2010).
I think your question refers to the foreign housing exclusion. If you earned less than the maximum foreign earned income exclusion ($91,500), you can ignore this as you probably already qualify to exclude all your earnings. In that case, just tell TurboTax you don't want to take the housing exclusion. If you earned more than that, the IRS has a list
here to help you decide which items should be included in your housing expenses calculation. Rent counts, as do electricity, gas, water, council tax, and home insurance.