Breetish fowk
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Breetish fowk (referred tae as Britons an aw, informally as Brits, or archically as Britishers) are ceetizens or natives o the Unitit Kinrick, Croun dependencies, Breetish owerseas territories, an thair stryndants.[23][24][25] Breetish naitionality law govrens modren Breetish citizenship an naitionality, which can be acquired, for instance, bi strynd frae Breetish naitionals. Whan uised in a historical context, Breetish fowk refers tae the auncient Britons, the indigenous indwallers o Great Breetain sooth o the Forth.[24]
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Tot population | |
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Breetish 65,600,000 Breetish diaspora est 140,000,000[1] | |
Regions wi signeeficant populations | |
Unitit Kinrick 62,436,000[2] (Breetish citizens o ony race or ethnicity) | |
Unitit States | 40,234,652 1 678,000 2[3][4] |
Canadae | 12,134,745 1 609,000 2[5] |
Australie | 10,000,000 1 1,300,000 2[6][7] |
Hong Kong | 3,400,000 4[8] |
New Zealand | 2,425,278 1 217,000 2[9] |
Spain | 761,000 2[4] |
Chile | 700,000 1[10] |
Ireland | 291,000 2[6] |
Argentinae | 250,000 1[11] |
Breetish owerseas territories | 247,899 3[12] |
Sooth Africae | 212,000 2[6] |
Fraunce | 200,000 2[6][11] |
Germany | 115,000 2[13] |
Cyprus | 59,000 2[13] |
Unitit Arab Emirates | 55,000 2[14] |
Pakistan | 47,000 2[15] |
Swisserland | 45,000 2[16] |
Netherlands | 44,000 2[16] |
Israel | 44,000 2[17] |
Thailand | 41,000 2[18] |
Portugal | 41,000 2[16] |
Cheenae | 36,000 2[18] |
Norawa | 34,279 1[19] |
Turkey | 34,000 2[16] |
Indie | 32,000 2[15] |
Kenyae | 29,000 2[20] |
Barbados | 27,000 2[21] |
Saudi Arabie | 26,000 2 |
Jamaica | 25,000 2[21] |
Greece | 24,000 2[4] |
Denmark | 22,000 |
Romanie | 17,000 |
Japan | 15,496 2 |
Iceland | 2,000 |
Leids | |
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Releegion | |
Protestantism, Anglicanism, Roman Catholicism an aw Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, Sikhism, Agnosticism an atheism.[22] | |
1. People who identify of full or partial British ancestry born in to that country. |