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British people
Isambard Kingdom Brunel Gordon Brown Keira Knightley Winston Churchill Chris Hoy William Wilberforce J. K. Rowling David Lloyd George Kelly Holmes Adam Smith Horatio Nelson Margaret Thatcher George Stephenson Lewis Hamilton Alex Ferguson Aneurin Bevan Charles Darwin Diana, Princess of Wales Edward Elgar Noel Gallagher Emmeline PankhurstA photomontage of 21 famous British people. It is composed of three rows of seven portraits, and includes musicians, sportspeople and politicians.
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Row 1: Isambard Kingdom Brunel • Gordon Brown • Keira Knightley • Winston Churchill • Chris Hoy • William Wilberforce • J. K. Rowling

Row 2: David Lloyd George • Kelly Holmes • Adam Smith • Horatio Nelson • Margaret Thatcher • George Stephenson • Lewis Hamilton
Row 3: Alex Ferguson • Aneurin Bevan • Charles Darwin • Diana, Princess of Wales • Edward Elgar • Noel Gallagher • Emmeline Pankhurst


Total population
Approximately 65,600,000
British diaspora
est 140,000,000[1]
Regions with significant populations
United Kingdom United Kingdom
61,000,000 (British-born of any race or ethnicity)[2][3]
 United States 36,564,465 1
678,000 2 [4][5]
 Canada 603,000 2
12,134,745 1 [6]
 Australia 1,300,000 2
10,000,000 1 [5][7]
 New Zealand 215,000 2
2,425,278 1 [8]
 Spain 761,000 2 [9]
 Chile 700,000 1 [10]
 Ireland 291,000 2 [5]
United Kingdom British overseas territories 247,899 3 [11]
 South Africa 212,000 2 [5]
 France 200,000 2 [5]
 Germany 115,000 2 [12]
 Argentina 100,000 1 [13]
 Cyprus 59,000 2 [12]
 Pakistan 47,000 2 [14]
 Switzerland 45,000 2 [15]
 Singapore 45,000 2 [16]
 Netherlands 44,000 2 [15]
 Israel 44,000 2 [17]
 Thailand 41,000 2 [16]
 Portugal 38,000 2 [15]
 People's Republic of China 36,000 2 [16]
 Norway 34,279 1 [18]
 Turkey 34,000 2 [15]
 India 32,000 2 [14]
 Kenya 29,000 2 [19]
 Barbados 27,000 2 [20]
 Saudi Arabia 26,000 2
 Jamaica 25,000 2 [20]
 Greece 24,000 2 [9]
 Japan 17,011 2 [21]
Languages

Cornish · English · Guernésiais · Irish · Jèrriais · Llanito · Manx · Scots · Scottish Gaelic · Welsh


Religion

Traditionally Christianity, mostly Protestantism, but also Roman Catholicism. Other religions include Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and Sikhism. Agnosticism and atheism are also prevalent.[22]


Footnotes
1. People who identify of full or partial British ancestry born in to that country.British American

2. British-born people who identify of British ancestry only.
3. British citizens by way of residency in the British overseas territories; however, few have ancestry from the United Kingdom.