Submitted by Foreign Students on Thu 03/03/11
Each country within the UK has its own capital city. For England it is London, Scotland's is Edinburgh, Wales' is Cardiff and Northern Ireland's is Belfast. However, there are many other major cities such as Birmingham in the Midlands of England, Manchester in the North of England, and Glasgow in Scotland, to give just a few examples.
Submitted by Foreign Students on Thu 03/03/11
People use the terms 'Britain' and 'the UK' (which stands for the United Kingdom) to mean the same thing- the collection of England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. England is simply a country within Britain, just as Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are. For example, people from Scotland are both Scottish and British (but certainly not English).
Submitted by Foreign Students on Thu 03/03/11
Britain is made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Each are separate countries that together make up Britain.
