Britain, often referred to as Great Britain, is a geographical and political term that represents the largest of the British Isles, comprising three countries: England, Scotland, and Wales. It is situated to the northwest of continental Europe and is separated from it by the English Channel. The term “Britain” can also colloquially refer to the United Kingdom, which includes Northern Ireland and encompasses the entirety of the UK’s territories. Britain has a rich historical and cultural heritage, having played a significant role in global events, including the development of democratic institutions, industrial advancements, and cultural movements. The identity of Britain is shaped by its diverse population, languages, traditions, and landscapes, making it a unique entity in the context of European and world history.
The 2025 MICHELIN Guide for Great Britain & Ireland was revealed in a ceremony at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, celebrating 1,147 establishments. Moor Hall attained the prestigious Three-Star…