UK Cities by a Single Clue #2

Southernmost city

Setting of the TV series "Peaky Blinders"

The home of BBC North, BBC Breakfast has been filmed here since 2012

Only English city to have ever been excommunicated

Host to the "The Fringe", the world's largest performing arts festival

Richard of York was killed in battle near this city during the War of the Roses

A city since "time immemorial", most famous for its three-spired cathedral

Saint Etheldreda founded this fen city's famous cathedral in 673

Smallest city, with a population of only 1841 (in 2011)

Connected by the Britannia and Menai bridges to the Isle of Anglesey

This city's Roman name was "Aquae Sulis"

Until 2022, it was home to Robin Hood Airport, formerly known as RAF Finningley

Invented in the 1960s as a "new city"

Nicknamed the "oil capital of Europe", this city's namesake county is home to Balmoral Castle

Its university's alumni include Stephen Hawking, Rosalind Franklin, Ian McKellen, Robert Walpole, and three English Kings

The River Ribble runs through here

In 1839, this Welsh city was home to a large Chartist rising

Cumbria's only city

Marks & Spencer was founded here

On the Gower Peninsula, this city was famous during the Industrial Revolution for its copper production

Its football club won the 2015-2016 Premier League with odds of 5000-1, much to the nation's surprise

The English fleet that defeated the Spanish Armada was based in this naval city

Once home to Roman Britain's capital, then referred to as "Camulodunum"

Rockstar Games was founded in this Scottish city

This city on the Welsh Border is famous for its city walls and black-and-white buildings