The document provides information about the countries that make up the United Kingdom - England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland. It includes details about each country's capital city, national emblems, patron saints, famous landmarks, traditional foods, sports, and interesting facts. The document compares and contrasts the four countries while highlighting unique aspects of their history, culture, and people.

1. The United Kingdom

3. Prince HarryPrince WilliamPrince CharlesQueen ElizabethPrincess AnnePrincess DianaPrince Edward

4. ENGLAND

5. The national emblem of England is a red roseThe capital city is London, the largest city in Europe, and the world’s biggest financial centreThe saint of England is St George

7. ENGLISH FOODCream TeaRoast BeefEnglish Breakfast

8. SPORT IN ENGLANDRugbyFootballCricket

9. DID YOU KNOW...The English drink the most tea of any nation in the world

10. The highest temperature EVER recorded in England was 38°C

11. Policemen in England don’t carry guns

12. The stamp was invented in England

13. London Zoo is the world’s oldest public zooSCOTLAND

14. The capital of Scotland is EdinburghThe national emblem of Scotland is the purple thistleThe saint of Scotland is St Andrew

15. BagpipesKiltTartanEdinburgh Castle

16. WhiskyHaggisSCOTTISH FOODShortbread

17. The Highland Games(traditional athletics championship)SPORT IN SCOTLANDRugby

18. DID YOU KNOW...Scotland has nearly 800 islands

19. Scotland had the first fire brigade

20. Scotland invented waterproof coats

21. Scotland’s largest city is Glasgow, but it is not the capitalWALES

22. The capital of Wales is CardiffThe national emblem of Wales is the daffodilThe saint of Wales is St David

23. Wales is famous for its countryside, castles and having lots of sheep!Penrhyn Castle

24. The Welsh are famous for their rugby teamCatherine Zeta Jones is a famous welsh actressWelsh Rarebit is a traditional snack of melted cheese on toast

25. DID YOU KNOW...Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogochis a town in Wales, the longest name of any place in the world.Mount Everest was named after a welsh geographer George Everest

26. 22% of welsh people claim they can speak welsh