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The UK is located at 55.3781° N, 3.4360° W, and north of France, Belgium, and Germany, separated by the English Channel.

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I'm Ferb Fletcher. I am from Great Britain. GB is a wonderful land of tea and Percy Pig candy. It has a rich geographical and political history, and has been involved and even the centerpoint of some very important events.

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The United Kingdom's capitol is London, England. The Kingdom consists of four member nations; England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The total land space of the United Kingdom is 248,532 square kilometres

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The UK has a very stable population, being a part of the fourth stage of demographic transition. It offers high quality jobs, healthcare, and living conditions, though it does have some crime problems, as well as pollution susceptibility.

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British pop culture is very heavily referenced amongst its residents. For example, Britons will very often make football references, due to the very well known culture built around football in Europe in general. British food is most known for its heavy emphasis on savory cuisine, such as fish and chips (fish + french fries) and bangers and mash (mashed potatoes + sausage).

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The language of the UK is English, coming from the Indo-European language family. English and England have similar etymology, as both come from the word Anglo, a tribe from north Europe and southern Scandinavia, that migrated to the British Isles.

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The primary religion of the UK is Christianity, which made its way there through the 6th century Archbishop of Canterbury, Saint Augustine, who established one of medieval Britain's first and most important abbeys, the abbey of St Peter and Paul.

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The UK is one of several organizations of the Britannica area. The singular large island of Great Britain is the only level smaller than the UK organizational level, excluding Northern Ireland.

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The British Isles have been a global powerhouse in many things for the past 600 years. Ranging from innovation in politics, to being the hearth of the Industrial and Agricultural Revolutions. The former British Empire stretched far and wide, and they were an unbeatable military force. The modern UK is a prominent member of the United Nations and NATO, though they recently left the European Union.

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The temperately located UK grows many crops through extensive mixed cropping and livestock, and commercial farming. Roots, vegetables, and many grains are popular for this location and climate.

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London is a very well known megacity, being home to around  9 million people. It is densely populated, yet home to several royal and historic landmarks. One of its biggest problems is the air pollution in and around the city, but the government is ready to adress these issues. Football (Soccer, Footie, Futbol) is extremely popular across all of the United Kingdom, and London is no exception, hosting 17 Premier League teams, including Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, Fulham, West Ham, and Crystal Palace. Wembley Stadium is a world class arena, and hosts many international sports events every year. Additionally, the Commonwealth of Nations, a governing of several former states of the British Empire, and headed by the British monarch, is based out of London.

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The UK is the world's 10th most popular tourist destination, hosting 37 million tourists last year. The country has remained prominent in world politics. Recently, they left the European Union over a matter of sovereignty. The UK is also sending supplies to support the war in Ukraine, as they oppose Putins' morality of invading another country.

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The UK has a good Human Development Index Rating of 0.932, and a Gender Equality Score of 72.7, leaves a lot to be desired, as it still has raging gender equality issues in smaller areas. The UK mostly works in secondary-quinary sector jobs, and does a lot of trade and online work. Air pollution threatens the UK the most, as it is very strong in the more populated areas.

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The majority of the British people are white, which stems from generations of northern ancestry. The British countries all have some sort of grudge with one another, for example, England fought endlessly with Scotland for centuries, and some Britons will still judge each other based on their country of origin

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