The Times is a newspaper from which country?

Brother, the full name of this is: England, Scotland, Wales, the newspaper of the United Nations of Great Britain.

England is the largest and most populous of the four main regions of the United Kingdom. The reason for this regional division can be traced back to the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons in the 5th century.

The political unification of England began in the 10th century.

Until the 10th century AD, the history of England was actually difficult to separate from the history of Britain as a whole.

As the most economically powerful region in the UK, England had the highest per capita GDP in the world throughout the 18th century. By 2008, the per capita GDP had reached 22,907 pounds (more than 36,000 US dollars), and its total GDP accounted for nearly 90% of the entire UK.

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In 2011, England's GDP reached US$2,000 billion, surpassing the state of California (US$1,970 billion) in the United States, making it the most economically powerful national administrative region in the world.

Much of England has rolling terrain, with the north being mountainous.

The main rivers include the Thames and the Severn, the Severn being the longest river in the UK.

Major cities include London, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle and Birmingham.

The Channel Tunnel near the Port of Dover connects the UK to France across the Channel.

There are also 1,098 small islands in the UK.

England is a constituent country of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK).

Although its political status is generally considered to be equivalent to a country, it is still a first-level administrative region by international standards, consistent with states in the United States and provinces in China.

Located in the southeast of the island of Great Britain, south of Scotland and east of Wales.

It is the largest, most populous and most economically developed part of the UK.

Historically, England and Scotland were separated by Hadrian's Wall.

The name England comes from "Angles", and its original name "Engla-lond" means "the land of the Angles". They came to this place after the Celts and belonged to the Germanic nation.