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Birmingham is Britain's second largest city and is home to the Potteries, Derby, Leicester, and Nottingham. Grimsby is a major fish processing centre. Tourism flourishes in 'Shakespeare country' and Nottingham has capitalized on Robin Hood's legend. Birmingham and the Black Country developed into an engineering centre.

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The idea of privacy is an important part of British life, as it is seen as rude to ask someone personal questions. The modern British attitude to sex is an example of how the habit of privacy is still deeply ingrained. Revelations about extra-marital affairs or other deviations from what is considered normal in private life have been the ruin of many public figures, but this has not been due to their sexual activity, but rather because it was mixed up with a matter of national security, breaking the law, or the abuse of their position.

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It's amazing how little the Romans left behind in spite of their lengthy colonization of Britain. They left behind a language that became a member of the Romance family of languages as well as a legal and administrative structure that served as the foundation for many other regions of Europe.

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The Whips are responsible for making sure MPs vote the way their party tells them to. They act as intermediaries between the backbenchers and the frontbench of a party, and can influence which backbenchers get promoted to the front bench. Sometimes, the major parties allow a free vote, where MPs vote according to their own beliefs and not according to party policy.

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Rossendale Memorial Gardens in Lancashire is one of more than 100 animal cemeteries in Britain. It was started by a local farmer who ran over his dog with a tractor, and now has thousands of graves and plots for caskets of ashes. The British have a sentimental attitude to animals, with half of households having at least one domestic pet. Wildlife programmes are popular, and millions of families have 'bird tables' in their gardens. Studies indicate that some wild species are decreasing in numbers, and people are enthusiastic bird-warchers.

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Stonehenge is a famous and mysterious archaeological site built between 3050 and 2300 BC. It is believed to function as an astronomical clock and was used by the Druids for ceremonies. It is now fenced off to protect it from damage.

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Britain's climate is similar to that of the north-western part of the European mainland, and the amount of rain falls depends on where it is. Winters are milder in the east, while summers are warmer and sunnier in the south.