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Simply because it is a multi-faith society ! We have followers of many different religions n the UK - not just Christianity. There are followers of Sikhism, Judaism, Krishna, Baha-i and other faiths.
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What country was referred to as the father country?
The United Kingdom
The United Kingdom is called the?
The flag of the United Kingdom is called the Union flag and not the Union Jack, as it is often referred to.
Is aberdeen the capital of the United Kingdom?
No. London is the capital of the United Kingdom. Aberdeen is sometimes referred to as Britain's oil capital.
Where is the Derbyshire Building Society headquartered?
The Derbyshire Building Society is headquartered in Duffield, Derbyshire, England.
What country has the name Royaume-Uni in French?
The country that is referred to as "Royaume-Uni" in French is the United Kingdom.
United Kingdom and Ireland compose the area known as?
It is sometimes referred to as the British Isles.
Why is Ireland part of the UK?
Ireland is not part of the United Kingdom. Part of the island of Ireland, known as Northern Ireland, is part of the United Kingdom, but the rest of Ireland, often referred to as the Republic of Ireland, is an independent country and is not part of the United Kingdom.
Where is the Britannia Building Society located?
The Britannia Building Society, a former building society in the United Kingdom, is part of The Co-operative Bank. Its headquarters were in Leek, Staffordshire, England, prior to its merger with the bank in 2009.
What is the country for Britain?
In full form, it would be "The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland". Shortened, it's often referred either as "the United Kingdom" or simply "Great Britain".
What is the Yorkshire Building Society?
The Yorkshire Building society is one of the largest building society in The United Kingdom. They are in the industry of banking and financial services.
What is the history of the United Kingdom?
The United Kingdom has settlers for the first time beginning in 43 AD. The government of the United Kingdom is a unitary state, which has a constitutional monarchy. The Acts of Union was formed in 1707.
How does the british parliamentary differ from the great Britain parliamentary?
There is no difference. The English Parliament is there to serve the whole of the United Kingdom - England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - often referred to as the United Kingdom.
