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Scotland

Questions related to the country of Scotland, which is located at the northern end of the island of Great Britain. The island lies close to the Atlantic coast of Europe. Scotland together with Northern Ireland, England and Wales comprises the nation called The United Kingdom

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What is a Logie Bear?

Logie Bear is beautiful, seemingly very happy, somewhat spoiled perhaps, very much loved canine, who is apparently a "Best in Breed" winner - but I'm not as 'up on breeds' as I thought I was! - I am unable to identify this breed, but see what you think of the pictures in the related link listed below!

Who are Scotland's four First Minister's named in order.?

Donald Dewar (7th May 1999 - 11th October 2000) - died in office
Henry McLeish (27th October 2000 - 8th November 2001) - resigned
Jack McConnell (22nd November 2001 - 16th May 2007) - lost election
Alex Salmond (16th May 2007 - present) - incumbent

Can you work in a fish and chip shop when you are 13?

No, you cannot normally work in England at 13.

You should still be at school.

Does a 1-year-old need any ID to fly within the UK?

It is VERY likely that the adult travelling with an infant WILL be asked for identity, AND to prove a parental relationship with the child. I'm sure you can work out why for yourself, considering the possibility for child abduction my estranged parents (or worse!).

I'm speaking from experience, as both myself and my partner travel alone with our youngster who is now 19 months old, and this applies both internally in the UK, and with external flights abroad (to a much greater extent!).

Policy DOES vary, and only the airline you intend to fly with can advise accurately, as rules change constantly... but arrive at the airport without ID/proof, and there is a good chance you will be refused access to board the flight.

ANY sense of something suspicious, for whatever reason, and you WILL end up talking to the police!

Are there any excellent reviews of Scottish widows?

Yes. There are excellent reviews in regards to professionalism. There are also reviews regarding the variety of services provided and ease of use as well as customer service.

How big is Ben Nevis?

4406 feet tall. It is the highest mountain in the UK.

By 1560 what church had Scotland?

The pre-1560 church was Roman Catholic. The Scottish Reformation ultimately led to a Presbyterian system of Church governance.

Where is Braes high school?

Braes High school is situated in the south eastern suburbs of the town of Falkirk in central Scotland.

Is 1 lb Royal Bank of Scotland bank note really worth a lb of silver?

No - UK currency is valued against gold. For example - the pledge on UK £5.00 banknotes reads 'I promise to pay the bearer on demand the sum of five pounds'. The 'pound' in the pledge is not a unit of weight but the monetary value of the note in gold. It simply means that you (theoretically) could take a £5.00 note into the Bank of England in London - and exchange it for an equivalent quantity of gold at the prevailing rate.

What are the states reserved powers?

The powers that the Constitution does not delegate to the United States and that which is not prohibited to the States are reserved to the State.

What date do Scottish schools return after the summer holidays?

Scottish schools tend to start back in the third week of August. You can usually find a specific date by looking on the school's or local authority's website.

What is Scotland's fashion?

Really just the same as places like London.

However Scotland does have it's own unique national dress- the kilt.

How long does it take to climb Ben Nevis?

It takes approximately 8 hours on average for the whole return trip. Putting into account there might be rain and thick fog it could be and hour extra. Though some experienced climbers have done the whole 4407 feet climb in 2 hours.

How much does it cost to hire a car in Scotland?

Will depend on the hire car, the company and how long you hire the car for (if you hire the car for longer the cost per day will be cheaper). From £20-25 per day for a small car. Link is from Dorset but will be appropriate for Scotland.