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There is a law called the Bank Holidays Act 1871 that lists national holidays, which were amended and supplemented in 1971. National holidays in the UK today include: New Year's Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, May Bank Holiday, Spring Bank Holiday, Summer Bank Holiday, Christmas, Boxing Day – among these there are festivals that are familiar around the world, there are religious holidays, and there are also simple ones. is a time of rest. There are comments in the UK that even ask to book more Bank Holidays between periods… long time not thought.

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The UK is a country with top quality education in the world. With a history of nearly 800 years, the British education system includes more than 100 standard universities, 500 colleges, more than 600 boarding schools.
Ranked among the top universities in the world, UK universities have a reputation for providing students with the skills employers are looking for.

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The UK is made up of different countries, England, Scotland, Wales and the North. Each country has its own rich culture and traditions that contribute to the diversity of its cuisine.
They often eat some familiar dishes such as cheese, pies, fried fish fillets, pan-fried fish or stewed meat.
Tea drinking culture is a habit of the British. Originated several hundred years ago and maintained until today. The time the British spend to enjoy tea is in the evening to help relax after a long tiring day.
When enjoying tea, the British like to use a variety of cakes and savory cakes. Pine in the morning, the British will most like to use with sandwich, this is also the origin of the sandwich later in many other countries.

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                 Interest in GREAT BRITAIN

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                 Interest in GREAT BRITAIN

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Great Britain is a country with a lot of interesting things that interest me very much.

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Great Britain is the largest island nation in Europe, consisting of four countries (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) located in western Europe, in the Atlantic Ocean.

"Empire of the sun that never sets" was used to describe empires so vast that there was always a portion of their territory in daylight.