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  2. Languages of the United Kingdom - Wikipedia

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    The 2022 census for Scotland reported that of a population of 5,436,600 in Scotland, [54] 1,508,540 people could speak Scots, [55] or 27.74% of the population of Scotland. However, with an estimated population of 67.6 million in the UK in 2022, [ 56 ] this percentage falls to 2.23% of the population of the UK.

  3. List of city name changes - Wikipedia

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    Ikosium → Icosium → Algiers; Géryville → El Bayadh; Cirta → Constantine; Hippo Regius → Bône → Annaba; Rusicade → Philippeville → Skikda; Castellum Tingitanum → Orléansville → El Asnam → Chlef

  4. Harold Wilson - Wikipedia

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    A portrait of Harold Wilson, painted by the Scottish portrait artist Cowan Dobson, hangs today at University College, Oxford. [193] Two statues of Harold Wilson stand in prominent places. The first, unveiled by the then prime minister Tony Blair in July 1999, stands outside Huddersfield railway station in St George's Square, Huddersfield.

  5. Labour government, 1964–1970 - Wikipedia

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    The Social Work (Scotland) Act of 1968 placed a duty on Scottish local authorities "to make direct payments available to certain disabled adults and children who wish to receive them." [67] Funds were also earmarked to be spent specifically on mental handicap hospitals. These earmarked funds "were later extended to other long-stay services ...

  6. Isles of Scilly - Wikipedia

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    stat[ing] that they hold certain isles in the sea between Cornwall and Ireland, of which the largest is called Scilly, to which ships come passing between France, Normandy, Spain, Bayonne, Gascony, Scotland, Ireland, Wales and Cornwall: and, because they feel that in the event of a war breaking out between the kings of England and France, or ...