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It's Norway that gives the UK a Christmas Tree every year as a thank you for help received during World War 2
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What do Norway give United Kingdom each year for Christmas?
A Christmas Tree
Why do Norway give a big Christmas tree to the United Kingdom each year?
as a token for gratitude.
Give another name for the United Kingdom?
The United Kingdom of Great Britain is often abbreviated as: Great Britain Britain The United Kingdom The UK. Many people mistakenly say "England" to mean The United Kingdom.
What name is give to the combined areas of the United Kingdom and Ireland?
The British Isles.
Which country owns the island of great britain?
The United Kingdom, or to give its full name, 'The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland'. The people are British in international law.
How does the location of the United Kingdom give it protection from other European countries?
Because of the English Channel
Can you give me the name of four big towns in the United Kingdom?
Walsall, Maidstone, Kilmarnock and Wrexham.
Give three reasons why you want to work in United Kingdom?
Better opportunity International Standard better salary
How come England won't give up Northern Ireland?
Northern Ireland does not belong to England. The two of them, along with Scotland and Wales, form the United Kingdom. At present, the majority of people in Northern Ireland want to remain part of the United Kingdom. Until such time that that changes, it will remain part of the United Kingdom. England has no say in that.
Why does jess give Leslie a puppy?
They give Jess a puppy for Christmas.
How long does winter last in united kingdom?
Three months give or take. Usually from December to February. It can be unpredictable though.
Why did Ireland give England 6 counties?
Ireland did not give six counties to England. Before 1921, all of Ireland was part of the United Kingdom. When the Irish Free State was formed in 1921, the majority of the population in the six counties wanted to remain part of the United Kingdom. A minority of the population of the six counties wanted to join what is now the Republic of Ireland. The six counties became what is now known as Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland is not part of England, but along with England, Scotland and Wales, it is part of the United Kingdom. England and the United Kingdom are not the same thing so don't get it mixed up.
