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Most people when they think of England, they think of:Beer, Royal Family, Cricket, the Weather. Interesting Facts About England
Queen Victoria sent over 2500 Valentine cards during her reign.

Did you know that 58% of British schoolkids think that Germany is the most boring country in Europe.

The only countries in the world outside of the UK with one syllable in their names are France, Spain, Greene and Chad.


The number of people smoking in Britain has fallen from 50% in the 1950s to about 24% today.

Ely is the English city with the shortest number of letters in its name.

The word "sheriff" comes from "shire reeve". In feudal England each shire a reeve who upheld the law for that shire.

National Service for men of 18 was started in England in 1947 and abolished in 1963.

The very first British telephone directory was published in 1880 and had only 25 names in it.

Clement Attlee, who was responsible for the foundation of the wealfare state after World War 2, was voted the most successful British prime minister of all time by experts in History and Politics. Winston Churchill came second.

The football club Sheffield Wednesday was founded by a group of shop workers on their afternoon off.

Did you know that Billy Foulke was the heaviest footballer in England? A goalkeeper, he weighed 140 kg and used to pick up strikers who annoyed him by the ankles and bounce them in the mud.

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