England has never been an alternative name for the United Kingdom ! The United Kingdom came into existence by the Acts of Union 1706 & 1707- which brought Scotland and England together under the rule of King James VI of England (who became King James I of Scotland)
Truro is a city in England. It is located in Cornwall, England.
There are no valid UK telephone numbers beginning with 0728 (or +44 728 in international format).
NO - the first Police force in the UK was in Scotland 29 years earlier than London. England is not the UK, the UK is two Kingdoms, Scotland & England united as one.
In general, yes, but it depends on the calling plan you have with your telephone service provider. There are some plans that include unlimited calls to UK landlines in the basic monthly rate.
That is a mobile number - from the UK. This is distinguished by 44 - the country code for the UK, followed by 7. All the UK's mobile numbers start 07 - but when calling from abroad - you omit the zero
In the UK, the term Paki has been used for a long time to insult not just Pakistanis but generally people from the Indian sub-continent. So, calling a Pakistani Paki would be offensive.On another note, England and Pakistan don't equate; Britain and Pakistan do. You can compare England to Punjab if you want.
northern Ireland is part of the UK so just use the same prefix for calling England: 0044
The UK is actually not England it is a part of it. The UK includes England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.
To dial the UK from the US, dial 011 44 and then the UK number, omitting the leading 0. Net10 may or may not permit international calls to the UK, or you may have to call customer service to activate international calling on your account. The rates may vary significantly depending on your calling plan. Rates will also likely vary depending whether you are calling a landline or a mobile phone.
The River Avon is a 85 mile long river in England. The River Aire is a 71 mile long river in Yorkshire, England.
no not exactly UK has England, wales, northern Ireland in it
Approximately 80% of the UK population is in England, so if England withdrew, the UK would no longer exist.