Thought you were in Ireland for a second Steve.

Belive it or not it's a busy place

Food prices have definitely gone up in the UK. In 2018, I could shop at Aldi and get a months shop for £60. now I spend double the amount. I used to put £80 on my electric a month, which would last. Now I use £80 per week. The produce may be more expensive but the quality Is a lot better.

In the UK, if something is labeled as free ranged and its not, they can be prosecuted by UK law. There are tones of pesticides that are illegal here and can be prosecuted if used. We also don't bleach our eggs like the US does, so we can keep them out of the fridge. Almost all our milk comes from UK Farms. The green one you seen there was semi scimmed milk, the blue one is full fat. And if you see meat that has our flag on it, it means the meet came from a farm in the UK. The UK also have lots of farms, and I mean a lot 😂 😊 Love you videos

This look like the dunes not far from me in Cornwall called Gunwalloe church cove ...Nc looks beautiful ..

RM Band play TopGun. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g59zjbh23p6dfps.html

any real brits KNOW which one is the king of teas here.......... Yorkshire tea is the real deal

Delve into some Kiwi history. The haka. Happy to help.

Thank you for ACTUALLY listening, before just proffering your opinion. I'm from the "colonies" (Aotearoa New Zealand) but this makes me tingle.

The video you're watching got the origin of "York" wrong. Its based on the word Jórvík, which over the years became York. It probably means yew tree in old Scandinavian

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River Avon opens at the bristol channel in the south west of england, though the word "Avon" just means "river". So "river avon" means "river river".

The SAS ambulance at 2:45 wouldn't carry patients at all, it carries additional equipment.

Learn about the indusrial revolution

Doomsday book is basically an inventory of everything of value in england, made on the orders of William the Conqueror, who wanted to know the value of the kingdom he had acquired

If you are an American or wwe fan, this song is used by macho man Randy savage

its urquart castle pronunoced ucurt the dude i nthe vid he said uguhart which is wrong he odd

Whats 85 in C?

If you think of all the R.A.F Aerodromes all around Britain during ww 2 then after the war many became airports

I am well aware that if you were to fall from that height, you would have several seconds to think about what is coming next.

pubs are closing at a rate of knots. Gyms are opening at the rate of knots. Fish and chips are unhealthy, tea is not a thing....i hate it. More indian and chinese.

We also have summer houses as well as sheds.

At the start you talk about the church. The Church that I attend is called the Worksop Priory Church of our Lady and St Cuthbert. It is a Church of England church but traditionally Anglo Catholic. It was built in 1103 and was originally a monastery before the dissolution of the monasteries by King Henry the eighth. It is one of a few churches that still has an existing Gatehouse (can in reply send link to church website). The lake district did inspire a famous book called Swallow and Amazons by Arthur Ransome. York, fairly short train journey for me, also has the National Railway Museum. Visiting the Shambles, long narrow street full of shops, is an essential experience. London… Big Ben is the bell, the tower that you see is called Elizabeth Tower. Two places that should be on my top ten list are Durham and Ripon. Both have magnificent Cathedrals that Saints are buried in, Durham is St Cuthbert and Ripon is St Wilfred. In Durham is also buried the Venerable Bede. Ripon also, nightly at 9pm, has the ancient ceremony of the setting the watch by a hornblower in the town square. Again, videos on KZfaq. This tradition dates back to the 800’s and was started by King Alfred the Great.

Those are NOT British pancakes!!

A beautiful place to relax and unwind - enjoy x

lol You move your mouth a lot when talking .like Trump

There is Rugby Union (which was the code you were watching in this highlight video) and Rugby League. Also in rugby for a tackle to be legal the player must "wrap" the ball carrier with both arms (they cannot just launch themselves at the ball carrier like in North American football without wrapping). At a young age rugby players are taught to tackle by making sure their head is lead on one side or the other of the ball carrier so that they are leading with the shoulder/arms for self preservation as leading with an unprotected head into the ball carrier can lead to injury. Most of the time players do not wear protective gear although you will see players sometimes wearing a thin, padded cloth "helmet" although that is worn more often by players in scrum positions to protect their ears from getting "cauliflour ears" from rubbing against the other players. Sometimes a player might wear thin shoulder pads too. Players more often than not opt out of the protective gear because helmets retain heat in the head plus block peripheral vision, and things like shoulder pads get heavy when moisture from sweat or wet field conditions damp them down.

Trut me Scottish creativity 🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂

My husband is from coastal NC (I'm British/we live in the UK) and the beaches have absolutely blown me away. Such a special place. Enjoy!

My worse is the girl screaming who picked up a sparkler.

Elizabeth knew from the time her dad took the throne when she was less than 10 years old that she was , as firstborn child, would eventually be the monarch.

We just started getting the Yorkshire Tea here and it is the best tea.

Never thought how others would perceive craic

But is pronounced "heed"

Very windy! No surf, no lifeguards. Stay aafe!

I dont warch television anymore so I've not seen half of these ads, but both those Bernardos have just reduced a grown man to tears.

you must look for the thousands of poppy petals falling from the ceiling of the Royal Albert Hall

The new EURO adverts are out at the moment

Jackie Stallone used to say take a photo of your fanny and send it to me so I can read it. Of course, fanny in America is bottom, and fanny in the UK is a woman's front bottom. 😆

The US navy was started by a Scot. Commodore John Paul Jones is considered the Father of the U.S. Navy, but he was born the son of a humble gardener on the large Scottish estate of Arbigland, in southern Dumfries & Galloway

I was born in the nineties and I’ve got a mixed accent, I wonder if maybe for the younger generations there is an influence from the media or if my accent has changed slightly as I’ve moved around the country. As far as I remember it’s always been the same. RP with Yorkshire undertones and also Southern undertones. So for the common Brit they just assume I sound midlands, don’t know how that logic works really 😆 if you listen closely though different words are just distinctly belonging to a different region. I pronounce Bath the northern way, but water sometimes the cockney way and other times the rp way. Really I think the inflection in northern though. My family is from Scarborough originally which is quite a soft but traditional Yorkshire accent, similar regionally to the north east coast. It shares some similarities with Northumberland/presumably due to the connection of coastal seaside towns, it again varies greatly 20 miles inland where the accent becomes thicker.

Here is Scotland you know it's Christmas when the Irn Bru ad starts. It's a tradition. You should look at the ones they did with a group of Goths, they are funny too.

This cemetery was used in the latest batman film with Robert Pattinson. If you watch it it's near the end. I only went to see it because it was filmed in and around glasgow

There is very little employment in North Yorkshire and the pay for most would be minimum wage ( a little under £12 per hour). On the other hand Sandbanks in Poole Dorset on the south coast also has mostly minimum wage employment and not much of it but the house prices in Sandbanks is always in the top 3 MOST EXPENSIVE AREAS IN THE WORLD... YES IN THE WORLD!!🙄

Am traumatised at the lack of hot custard 🥺😳😱😰

Please retry but have it with custard same as jam roly poly another classic British pudding best served with custard

Listen to Nimrod by Elger, same composer it is stunning.

That's a beautiful place. I love the sea.