> Which European country is closest to the UK?
Sorry, wrong ng.
> Which European country is closest to the UK?
Oh go on tell us. Does not matter if it is the wrong NG. They might
drive SAABs there too.
Spain if you are thinking of Gibraltar ... otherwise I would say France
(I think it is nearer than Ireland - Eire).
What is the catch?
Charles :-)

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Dave Hinz - 21 Mar 2005 16:20 GMT
>> Which European country is closest to the UK?
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> Spain if you are thinking of Gibraltar ... otherwise I would say France
> (I think it is nearer than Ireland - Eire).
I think you're closer with Ireland than you think ...
Sleeker GT Phwoar - 22 Mar 2005 12:07 GMT
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> Charles :-)
Isle of Man?

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> Which European country is closest to the UK?
That would be Ireland, as it is not a part of the UK, but does border
Northern Ireland, which is part of the UK. Or are we not considering
Ireland to be European, since it is not part of the _continental_ European
states? Your question leaves that open to debate.
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Al - 20 Mar 2005 11:15 GMT
>> Which European country is closest to the UK?
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It is Ireland. Northern Ireland is part of the UK, and the Republic of
Ireland is a major player in Europe.
Al
Johannes H Andersen - 20 Mar 2005 12:08 GMT
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> Al
Quite true. The question has more relevance in the UK, where people
automatically consider Europe as the part across the channel. In fact
geographical Europe stretches from Iceland to Ural mountains in the
middle of Russia.
Al - 20 Mar 2005 15:54 GMT
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> geographical Europe stretches from Iceland to Ural mountains in the
> middle of Russia.
Contrary to popular belief, many of us are not Little Englanders and we
consider ourselves as European, although it is true the majority are
probably not currently pro Europe, at least politically.
Al