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11 May, 16:51

The United Kingdom is made up of:EnglandFranceNorthern IrelandScotlandThe NetherlandsWales

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    The United Kingdom is formed of the following parts:

    England, Northern Island (formally the whole Ireland), Scotland, and Wales.

    France and the Netherlands are not parts of the United Kingdom - they are independent countries which are also in the EU together with the UK.
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