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Until the 1960s the word "English" was commonly used instead of "British." This annoyed the Scots and Irish so much that "English" is today more narrowly confined to the language and to the country of England (which comprises most of the British population).
Until the 1960s the word "English" was commonly used instead of "British." This annoyed the Scots and Irish so much that "English" is today more narrowly confined to the language and to the country of England (which comprises most of the British population).
The British media (other than the ''[[Daily Mail]]'') is [[liberal]], but likes to poke fun of [[American]]s and thus is more candidly critical of American liberals than the American media is. The ''Daily Mail'' is a fantastic source of breaking news overlooked or ignored by the American [[liberal media]].
The British media is [[liberal]], except for the [[conservative]] ''[[Daily Mail]]''), but like to poke fun of [[American]]s and thus is more candidly critical of American liberals than the American media is. The ''Daily Mail'' is a fantastic source of breaking news overlooked or ignored by the American [[liberal media]].
==British Empire==
==British Empire==