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Hint
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Answer
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A
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Largest island of Wales
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Anglesey
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B
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Capital of Northern Ireland
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Belfast
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C
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Wales in Welsh
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Cymru
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D
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Where the Prime Minister lives
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Downing Street
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E
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County in the southeast that takes its name from Kingdom of the East Saxons
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Essex
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F
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Three-letter term for an English marsh
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Fen
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G
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Territory at the southern tip of Spain
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Gibraltar
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H
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Largest council area of Scotland
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Highland Council
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I
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Sea in which you'd find the Isle of Man
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Irish Sea
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J
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British island in the English Channel
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Jersey
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K
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County that is connected to France via the Channel Tunnel
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Kent
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L
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Largest lake in Scotland
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Loch Lomond
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M
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River that flows past Liverpool
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Mersey
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N
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City associated with the legend of Robin Hood
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Nottingham
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O
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Island chain off the north shore of the Scottish mainland
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Orkney
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P
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Town in far southwest England overrun by musical pirates
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Penzance
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Q
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Professional football club based in White City, London
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Queens Park Rangers
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R
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Term for a subdivision of Yorkshire
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Riding
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S
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This ring of stones was assembled before 2000 B.C.
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Stonehenge
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T
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London's river
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Thames
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U
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Traditional province of Ireland that includes Northern Ireland
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Ulster
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V
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Term for the home of an Anglican parish leader
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Vicarage
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W
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London borough in which the Houses of Parliament can be found
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Westminster
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X
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Y
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City in northern England founded by the Romans in 71 A.D.
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York
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Z
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A pedestrian crossing; Abbey Road has a famous one
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Zebra Crossing
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fear of things beyond the Channel - xenophobia;
element jointly discovered by Scottish and English chemists - Xenon;
Medical procedure invented in Britain - X Ray
and so on...