England

Because they are different countries with a very different government. Language has nothing to do with it. Because they are different countries with a very different government. Language has nothing to do with it.

The lake district is so interesting because lots of famous people in the past used to live there. Such as Beatrix Potter, William Wordsworth and lots more! So people come to the lake district to either maybe get inspired by them or to see the beautiful lake Windermere whether it's raining or not, the lake is still beautiful whatever the weather!

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An apartment is usually referred to as a 'flat' in all of the UK - which includes England, However, people sometimes use the word 'apartment' - particularly if they want to make it sound a little bit 'up-market'.

Depending on how many stops the train makes and whether a change of trains a Crewe is required, Euston to Liverpool Lime Street can be between 2 hours 8 mins, and 2 hrs 33 mins.

A small part of it, in the Fens of Lincolnshire & Cambridgeshire, is below sea level. The highlands of Scotland have mountains up to 4 000 feet +.

Nope - the only way to get to Ireland from England - is by either plane or ferry.

England doesn't have its own foreign minister. The Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom (which includes England) is William Hague.

The national language of England in 1564 was Early Modern English.

They are not very warm. England tends to get to 30c every summer and minus 5 during the winter while Ireland rains a lot not heavy not light just rain normal rain. It can get to 30c in the summer and as cold as -10c in winter and there can be a lot of rain in the winter. However, Ireland and England are generally a lot warmer than other parts of the world on the same latitude. The main reason for this is the Gulf Stream, which brings warm water from the Gulf of Mexico towards the west of Europe. So in winter in particular, there are places further south than Ireland and England, that get a lot colder weather, like parts of Canada and the USA and Russia.

England has a much larger population than all the other countries combined.

The capital and Parliament is in London which is in England.

Most MPs are English.

Most of the money and GDP is earned in England.

London is recognized financially world wide as a powerhouse stock exchange and is in England

The River Thames runs through central London and passes Big Ben, London Eye, Tower of London, Tower Bridge and Greenwich among other places.

The capital, London has many, many tourist attractions. Fine cities such as Bath Canterbury York & Chester have been developed since Roman times. In the West of England there is Cheddar Gorge & Stonehenge. Stratford on Avon is the birthplace of William Shakespeare.

people play easter egg hunt and all kinds of stuff

Birmingham

England - London, Scotland - Edinburgh, Wales - Cardiff, Northern Ireland - Belfast. London is also the capital of the UK.

It is more than 5 hours ahead. England is in a different time zone and when it is daylight in NYC it is dark in London.

The most striking physical features of life in England are the constant winds, the bitter cold, and the impact of the salt water causing corrosion. As a result, the people of England dress warmly and routinely rince the salt water off of possessions.

At Stonehenge human remains were found as well as tools used to help constructing the henge.

the ranking would be : oxford cambridge LSE Warwick Imperial UCL Bristol durham kings college London

London-Oxford is about 55 miles by road and 64 miles by rail.

The open murder charge means that a judge or jury will have to decide whether the killing was committed in the first or second degree.

If you go in Google images you can look and see how it looks use some common sense people!!!

Around 240,000 but the Southampton area has approximately 1 million residents.

The Tower of London, built around 1000 years ago, is still classified as a Royal Residence although it isn't used as such.