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Great Britain

Official name for England, Scotland, and Wales, and the adjacent islands (except the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man) from 1603, when the English and Scottish crowns were united under James I of England (James VI of Scotland). With Northern Ireland it forms the United Kingdom.
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Byline: Donald Trascott AS an England football fan I have watched with more than a little bemusement the discussions surrounding Sepp Blatter and his wish that these islands combine to form a Great Brittain soccer side.
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