After

1500 the language of London gradually emerges at the most dominant form, and

today the London or Southern accent is usually accepted as

Robin Redbreast

is

The Anglo-Saxons controlled the central part of Britain which was called England, while the romanized Celts

Great

Britain is also popular for its

The famous Iberian carving called Lady of Elx,

A lot of what we know about the early Saxons was recorded by

The

national flag of Wales –

Britain

is as far north as Canada’s Hudson Bay or Siberia, yet its climate is much

milder because of

The

structure of the U.K. Parliament -

Wales had

become the part of the English administrative system

The Celts were polytheists -

The Channel Tunnel,

which links England and France, is a little over 50 km (31 mi) long,

Scotland was not completely united with England

Danelaw can describe the set of legal terms and definitions created in the treaties between the King of Wessex, Alfred the Great, and

Stonehenge is surely Britain's greatest national icon, symbolizing

British

exit -

Under the Emperor Hadrian in 120 AD

England began

to exist as a unified entity

Queen Victoria

Loch

Ness  is

famed throughout the world for its Loch

Ness monster, more often called

As a result of the industrial revolution, 19th - century Britain was

The

longest place name in Britain is 58 letters long

The

present royal house is the House of Windsor,

The

national flower of Northern Ireland is

The

misty green landscape of the “Emerald Isle” is

the setting for

We

owe the name of Britain to

The Welsh call their country and

themselves

The

Angles is the

name of one of the Germanic groups that overran the island 5c., supposedly

so-called because

St

George's Day is

celebrated in England 

The

Scottish national flower is