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The first postal stamps were made in Great Britain. The stamp was first designed in 1840 and carried the image of the then Queen of England – Queen Victoria.

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William Shakespeare, Great English poet with many famous plays such as Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet .v.v. He is a major contributor to the vocabulary of modern English. At least 3,000 words he invented have been included in the English dictionary.

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In August 1896, a war broke out between Great Britain and Zanzibar. The special thing here is that this war lasted only 40 minutes, marking this as the shortest war in world history. Total casualties in this battle: 500 Zanzibar soldiers and 1 British sailor.

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The Beatles are an English rock band formed in Liverpool in 1960, consisting of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. They are considered the most influential band of all time[1] and were an integral part of the rise of 1960s protest culture and the recognition of popular music as an art form.

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On average, each British person will read 38kg of newspapers a year.

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Across the UK, every horse and donkey is required to have their own passport.

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1. Margaret Thatcher: She was leader of the British Conservative Party from 1975 to 1990, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom during the 1980s (1979 - 1990), and the first woman to hold those two positions. Her tenure as prime minister was the longest in British history since 1827.
2. Theresa May: Mrs May won the election and became the second female prime minister of the UK in July 2016.
3. In September 2022, Liz Truss ran for Conservative Party Leader and won against Rishi Sunak, then was appointed Prime Minister by Queen Elizabeth II, becoming the third woman to hold the post after Margaret. Thatcher and Theresa May, were the 15th and last prime ministers of the Elizabeth II dynasty.

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Big Ben is not the name of the clock, but the name of the big bell inside the clock.

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Queen Elizabeth II of England ascended the throne in 1953 and reigns until 2022, making her the world's longest-reigning queen with 70 years and 214 days.

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It was called Londonium during the Roman conquest, Ludenwic in Saxon times, and Ludenburg in the days of Alfred the Great.

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If you are not a native of the UK, you may not realize that the accent/pronunciation of the locals changes markedly every 40km.

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There are very few public trash cans all over London. These bins are abandoned because London has been the target of terrorist attacks in the past, and these bins are among the easiest locations to plant bombs.

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In the UK there is a service that hires mourners to attend the funerals of lonely people, they call it "rent a mourner".

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Invented in Scotland. Evidence has shown that this sport may have appeared here since 1457. At one point this sport was so popular in Scotland that King James II had to ban golf throughout Scotland because of the impact on the golf course military exercises.

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Titanic was completed in Belfast, Northern Ireland in the 1900s and completed its last voyage in 1912.

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British people drink tea a lot, long before countries like China and Japan.

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With a total length of 34km, this is one of the longest undersea tunnels in the world connecting England and France

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It is the residence of the British royals from the 11th century to the present

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More than 600 cases of ghostly phenomena have been reported

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The country with the most colonies in history

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The country with the most colonies in history

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Dubbed "The land where the sun never sets". There are more than 58 countries declared independence and all freed from British colonialism.