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Liverpool is a city located in Merseyside, England on the eastern side of the Mersey Estuary. It forms part of the metropolitan county of Merseyside along with several other districts. Liverpool has a population of over 500,000 people, with the majority being white English speakers, and has a strong regional economy. Some of Liverpool's cultural attractions include famous museums such as the Museum of Liverpool, and places associated with the Beatles like Penny Lane. Football, especially with the Premier League teams Everton and Liverpool, and boxing are very popular sports. Famous celebrities from Liverpool include members of the Beatles and actresses like Anna Friel.
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- 3. United Kingdom - Is situated in the north-western coast of the European mainland . - United Kingdom population stimated of 2014 64,511,000. - In United Kingdom the official language is english. - The form of goberment is a Unitary parliamentary constitutional monarchy. 3
- 4. Population - Races – White 91.0% – Mixed 2.0% – Asian or Asian British3.0% – Black or Black British1.9% – Chinese or other ethnic group2.1% – Languages Most people speak English. – Income Liverpool regional economy among best in England. 4
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- 6. Sport • The most important sports in Liverpool are football and boxing. In football outstands the Everton F.C. and Liverpool F. C. • Boxing is a very famous sport in Liverpool too. The most important fighters are George Turpin, Tony Willis, Robin Reid and David Price who have all medalled at the Olympic Games. 6
- 7. Celebrities • Paul McCartney: ANIMAL RIGHTS ACTIVIST, SONGWRITER, SINGER. • Paul Raymond: PUBLISHER; (1925–2008) • Clive Barker: AUTHOR, FILMMAKER (1952-) • Kate Sheppard: WOMEN'S RIGHTS ACTIVIST, (1847–1934) • W.E. Gladstone: PRIME MINISTER, (1809–1898) • James Larkin: ACTIVIST FOLK HERO, (1874–1947) 7
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- 10. Reference • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom • http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/business/liverpool-city-region- local-enterprise-6994715 • http://www.biography.com/people/groups/birth-city-liverpool-england • http://www.visitliverpool.com/things-to-do 10