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The highest temperature ever recorded in England was 38.5°C (101.3°F ) in Brogdale, Kent, on 10 August 2003. Oxford University once had rules that specifically forbade students from bringing bows and arrows to class. British police do not carry guns except in emergencies.

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The Buckingham Palace has its own police station.

The largest Royal home is the Windsor castle.

Big Ben refers to the bell and not the clock.

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Oxford University once had rules that specifically forbade students from bringing bows and arrows to class.

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England is mostly a lowland country. The most important rivers are the Thames, the Severn and the Trent. In the North of the country there is the Lake District with many beautiful lakes.

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Войтюк Николай

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Войтюк Николай

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"Albion", the name of the British Isles, known many years ago. England got it due to the snow-white chalk cliffs and the cliffs of Dover, located on the southern coast. 5. Scotland boasts the shortest flight in the world. It lasts 1 minute 14 seconds from the island Westra (Westray) on the island of Papa Westray. 6. In any brand of Latin letters indicated the name of the country that issued it. Only the United Kingdom is exempted from this duty, because it is the first to use the brand. 7. Do you know what an official holiday "Birthday of the British monarch" does not coincide with the actual date of birth of the Queen of Great Britain? Elizabeth II was born on April 21 but the official birthday is celebrated on the third Saturday of June.

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Саша Беспалов

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Саша Беспалов

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 In Scotland, a man who refused to marry a woman who made him an offer , was obliged to pay a fine.

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• In the UK, a huge amount of laundry, because the British did not consider washing household chores .

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England is 74 times smaller than Great Britain.

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In the UK the opposite, more car traffic. It is in this country born left-hand traffic.

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England received its name from the Angles, a Germanic tribe settled in Britain in the V and VI centuries BC. e . Some historians believe that it was the descendants of the tribe of natives who lived on the peninsula Angeln , part of the Jutland peninsula , which is now part of northern Germany .

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Contrary to popular belief that the Olympic Games originated in Greece, in England, there was the small town of Much Wenlock, which began a Much Wenlock Olympic games in 1850 (for 46 years before the first Olympic Games in Athens).

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The national flower in England is a rose

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The Queen of the UK is the legal owner of one-sixth of the Earth'sland surface.

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In geography ,Great Britan is the largest island in Europe

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Ben Navis, at 1,344 m (4,409 ft), is the highest point in Great Britain in Scotland, while the lowest point is the Fenlands which is 4 m below sea level.

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Great Britain is an island located in the northwest of continental Europe and east of Ireland. English Channel and North Sea separate the island from the European continent. It is the ninth-largest and third most populous island in the world. It is surrounded by over 1,000 smaller islands and islets. Great Britain is a political term to describe England, Scotland and Wales. It is different from The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Island, since United Kingdom includes Northern Ireland as well.))

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The population in GB is 64,1 millions people