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The document provides information about the United Kingdom, Queen Elizabeth II, London, and Essex Primary School. It discusses that the Union Jack is the national flag of the UK, notes key facts about Queen Elizabeth II and her coronation, lists several facts about London including its population and tallest building, and gives an overview of Essex Primary School including pictures of its main entrance, reception area, ICT suite, and playground.
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Forests
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