What would the Uk be called if all the born and bred left remaining in what was once known as GB all packed up
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the country formally known as GB
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Sorry, England's full.  Try France!
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no immiigration has been stopped england is full the door is shut, well it will be if you vote for the last party that stands for the real people,   bnp
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as the brits are there, i would say , all of it
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Germany would be my guess as well.  Perhaps one of the small ones like Luxembourg or Belgium.
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Great Britain  (Britain) =\nEngland\nWales\nScotland\n\nThe United Kingdom =\nEngland \nWales\nScotland\nNorthern Ireland\n\nCommonly known as The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland\n\nLyndsey, with all due respect...you are not too hot on your geography...
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My guess is British or Irish.
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Great Britain\nUnited States\nRussia\nFrance\nItaly--joined later (was part of axis before)
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The Scottish regiments would become the Scottish army.  But what would happen to Faselane Nuclear submarine base is the more important question as the SNP have a policy of total nuclear disarmament the subs would have to be based in England or Wales. I suppose some of the navy would be come Scottish as well as the RAF based in Scotland
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England   (i hope you asked this as a joke)just imagine if we used a stupid name like team USA
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I would say that it would probably be pretty much the same. We eould still speak english as you do not suddenly change language when you get taken over.\nWe eould just have probably been a german commonwealth. They would have probably let us be indipendant again now. If they hadnt, the SAS and Royal Marines would have got it back for us.\nGood question, well done.
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TURNING INTO a nanny state?!  Unfortunately GB turned into a nanny state in the '50s, when they gave away the farm to the socialists among them.  Now there are too many people there who think H.M. Government should send someone round to wipe their butts every day...Pathetic.
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Firstly it is Britain/UK not just England :-) \n\nDriving on the left is generally considered to be a historical leftover from horse mounted knights riding on the left so as to keep sword arm free - other classes had to stay to the right.  Any colony would have rules that matched those of the Crown.\n\nI have a vague recollection of hearing that the European convention to the right is to be opposite from a system that was based on social class.\n\nI guess the correct answer is that it had to be one side or another - the UK is an Island so there would never be a problem at a border.  In mainland Europe or North/South America/Canada everyone would have to standardise or there would be complete chaos at border crossings.\n\nJust my 5 Euro's worth :-)
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Britain is best Sky's the  limit\n\ngood                    luck
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Birmingham and Manchester are good starts. Both contributed greatly to the Industrial Revolution in GB. The Canal system was a major contributing factor.
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The United Kingdom:\n\na country in northwest Europe, officially called the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, made up of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Population: 58,789,194 (2001). Capital: London. The name "United Kingdom" was first used in 1707, when the parliaments of England and Scotland united to form one country. The country's government consists of a Queen or King, a Prime Minister, and two Houses of Parliament, the House of Commons and the House of Lords. The United Kingdom has been a member of the EU since 1972. \n\nhttp://www.britannica.com/ebc/article-9381542\n__________________________________\nBritain:\n\nBritain is used especially when referring to its pre-Roman and Roman periods and to its early Anglo-Saxon period. It is the Anglicized form of Latin Britannia.\n\n__________________________________\nEngland:\n\nthe largest country in Britain; population 49,138,831 (2001). The capital is London.
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Go to the link before and they have all the information you need.\nhttp://www.britishcouncil.org/home