Can I name all 48 counties in England? This week I am taking a brief break from leaving all 197 flags of the world to learn all 48 counties in England. I live in England so this should be easy..

After confirming the widely-expected appointment of England lock Maro Itoje as captain, the rest of the tourists were revealed in alphabetical order as forwards, then backs. They comprised 15 ...

The 19 dirtiest beaches in England have been revealed ... from the Environment Agency's water quality tests. In alphabetical order by county:. Porthluney in Cornwall. Coastguards Beach, Erme ...

A Cornwall beach has been named and shamed over it's 'poor' water quality. Porthluney beach in Mevagissey became a 'Brown Flag' beach in 2025 after its water was rated as "poor" by the Environment ...

45 counties face a 'three inch per hour' snow blizzard in May - after the UK heatwave. Advanced modelling, which uses Met Desk data, shows snow across 45 counties in the UK - stretching from ...

England is set to sizzle later this week as ... the heat will be focused in the southeast and East Anglia, with nine counties in particular set to see the highest temperatures.

Notably, the seating plan for the ceremony was in alphabetical order in the French language, putting America close to the front as “Les États-Unis d'Amérique”. Other guests included Britain ...

US President Donald Trump joined UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer ... and heads of government were then seated in alphabetical order of their countries’ names in the French language ...

the leader of Catholics in England and Wales. The seating arrangements were done in alphabetical order – but in French. This is due to it being considered the language of diplomacy, while also ...

US President Donald Trump, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer ... Thereafter, leaders are seated “in alphabetical order” in French – considered the language of diplomacy.

As was the case for the funeral of Pope John Paul II in 2005, most delegations will sit not in order of importance, but according to alphabetical ... be representing the UK, as is tradition ...