Some types of British culture include the arts (literature, theater, music), sports (football, rugby, cricket), cuisine (fish and chips, afternoon tea), and traditions (royal family, social etiquette). British culture is also influenced by historical events, such as WWII and the colonial empire.

In 2020, it was estimated that there were over 140,000 children in the UK experiencing homelessness. This includes those living in temporary accommodations, shelters, or rough sleeping. The numbers may have changed since then.

There are 61,193 Doctors on the UK GP Register but the GMC does not state how many of these are English.

The GMC does state that 155,135 of the Doctors registered in the UK have also qualified in the UK.

The GMC also states that there are 92,463 registered Doctors of 'White British' ethnicity.

As of the latest available data, there were approximately 180,000 Australians living in Great Britain. This number may fluctuate due to various factors such as migration trends and economic conditions.

As of 2021, there were over 40 million driving license holders in the UK. This number includes holders of both full and provisional driving licenses.

Density can be described in units of mass per unit volume (e.g., g/cm^3 or kg/m^3) or weight per unit volume (e.g., lb/ft^3 or N/m^3).

The average was around 5.6% for 2008.

January - 5.2%
February - 5.2%
March - 5.2%
April - 5.3%
May - 5.2%
June - 5.4%
July - 5.5%
August - 5.7%
September- 5.8%
October - 6.0%
November - 6.1%
December - 6.3%

Data from TradingEconomics Global Economic Research.
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/Economics/Unemployment-rate.aspx?Symbol=GBP

The homelessness issue in the UK is due to a combination of factors such as housing affordability, inadequate social support systems, mental health issues, and substance abuse problems. Additionally, changes in welfare policies and cuts to social services have also contributed to the rise in homelessness in the country.

There is no specific data available on the exact number of tramps in the UK. Homelessness is a complex issue with varying factors. Government estimates and data collected by charities provide a general idea of the homelessness population, but an exact count of tramps is not feasible.

Natural proteins such as wool and silk and artificial such as nylon and aramids. Used in textiles, carpets and sportswear

The United Kingdom's population grew significantly during the 19th century, from around 10.5 million in 1801 to over 40 million in 1901 due to factors such as industrialization, improved public health, and decreased mortality rates. There was also a shift from rural areas to urban centers as industrialization led to increased urbanization.

The four main ethnic groups in the United Kingdom are White British, Indian, Pakistani, and Black African/Caribbean.

According to the BBC all but approximately 1 million people in the UK have no requirement for a TV Licence. It would be impossible to calculate the true percentage of people who do not utilise or have access to the BBC's services (TV, Radio or Online) but it is safe to assume that the figure would be very low. I would personally estimate it at less than 5%.

There is no exact figure for the number of homeless teenagers in the UK, as homelessness statistics are often difficult to accurately measure due to various factors such as hidden homelessness and underreporting. However, estimates suggest that there are several thousand homeless teenagers in the UK at any given time.

This depends upon what criteria you are looking for. If it is land area, then Carlisle is the largest city. (City status in the UK is conferred upon local government districts.) If it is in terms of population, then Birmingham is the most populous city in the UK.

London, for the record, is not a city. The City of London has a population of around 8000 permanent residents and corresponds to 'The City' or 'The Square Mile.'

London, in common parlance, refers to either the county, or urban area surrounding the city.

As of August 2021, the Office for National Statistics reported that approximately 1.6 million people were unemployed in the UK. However, this number can fluctuate due to various factors such as economic conditions and government policies.

During the English civil war Oliver Cromwell, leader of the Parliamentarian side discovered that he had great difficulty hitting anything with his artillery.

He realised that the root of the problem was the very poor quality of the available maps of England. When his side won the war and he became a dictator he set up a government controlled and funded organisation to carry out a proper survey of the country. Because it was intended for use by artillery, it was called the Ordnance Survey.

The English decided that one civil war was more than enough, so the artillery never needed these maps, but all sorts of other people did. The O.S. still exists and keeps the maps up to date. Their maps are widely available and very popular.

In 1945, British society was broadly divided into upper class, middle class, and working class. The upper class consisted of aristocrats, wealthy landowners, and business magnates. The middle class included professionals, managers, and small business owners. The working class encompassed manual laborers, factory workers, and those in service occupations.

The then UK contained 28.8 million, but note that until 1921 the UK included the whole of Ireland. Great Britain alone contained about 22.95 million, and the area of today's UK (i.e. Great Britain and Northern Ireland) around 24.35 million.

The highest populated country in the UK is England. It is the largest country in the UK by population and has the most densely populated regions such as London and the Southeast.

It is difficult to accurately quantify the number of people who hold racist beliefs in the UK. Surveys and studies can provide some insight, but these numbers may not capture the full extent of racism as attitudes can be subconscious or not openly expressed. Efforts to address racism are ongoing in the UK through education, awareness campaigns, and legislative measures.

As of 2011, there were approximately 61,000 Nepalese citizens living in the UK. However, this number may have changed since then due to migration patterns.

Well, the population reached 29 million in 1861 - the population sat at 24 million in 1831.

If the population grew by a million every 6 years on average in that time, I imagine that 1867 yielded a population of 30 million approximately.

The cities in the UK with the largest student populations are typically London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, and Liverpool. London, with its numerous universities and colleges, attracts a significant number of students from both the UK and globally. Manchester and Birmingham also have large student populations due to their multiple universities and vibrant student scenes.

Some of the main crops grown in the United Kingdom include wheat, barley, oats, potatoes, and rapeseed. The UK also has a thriving horticultural sector that produces fruits such as apples, strawberries, and berries. Livestock farming is also a significant part of agriculture in the UK.