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British English

The term "English as it is used in Great Britain" (as opposed to "English as it is used elsewhere") is referred to as "British English" (abbreviated as "BrE") or "Anglo-English." In the United Kingdom, formal written English may be written in a number of different ways. For instance, the term wee is used nearly exclusively in portions of Scotland, North East England, Northern Ireland, Ireland, and Yorkshire on occasion, but the adjective small is used mostly everywhere else in the world. The phrase "British English" is used to refer to the English that is spoken and written in the United Kingdom. There is a significant degree of homogeneity in written English across the United Kingdom. However, the forms of spoken English vary substantially more than in the majority of other regions of the globe where English is spoken; as a result, it is more difficult to apply a unified definition of British English to the language's spoken form. Tom McArthur writes in the Oxford Guide to World English that "all the ambiguities and tensions in the term 'British' are shared by British English," and as a consequence, "British English may be employed and understood in two ways, more widely or more narrowly, within a spectrum of blurring and ambiguity."
The Anglo-Frisian dialects were introduced to Britain by Germanic immigrants who came from different sections of what is now northwest Germany and the northern Netherlands. English is a West Germanic language and its origins may be traced back to these Anglo-Frisian dialects. Common Brittonic was the language used by the majority of the local people during this time period. Common Brittonic is an island form of continental Celtic and was impacted by the Roman occupation. This collection of languages—Welsh, Cornish, and Cumbric—continued to coexist with English far into the modern era; but, since they were geographically separated from the Germanic languages, their impact on English was noticeably reduced. However, the extent of its effect is still up for question, and in recent years, it has been suggested that its grammatical influence is responsible for the significant changes that can be seen in English in comparison to the other West Germanic languages.
In its early stages, Old English consisted of a wide variety of dialects, which mirrored the many cultural backgrounds of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms that comprised England. Late West Saxon, which was originally one of these varieties, finally came to predominate. The first wave of influence on the original Old English language came from speakers of the Scandinavian branch of the Germanic family, who settled in parts of Britain in the 8th and 9th centuries. The second wave of influence came from the Normans in the 11th century, who spoke Old Norman and ultimately developed an English variety of this called Anglo-Norman. Both of these waves of invasion had an impact on the development of the Anglo-Norman language.
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British Game Alliance

The British Game Alliance (BGA) is an organisation that promotes and develops the consumption of assured game meat, running an independent assurance scheme.https://www.shootinguk.co.uk/features/what-is-liam-stokes-the-new-chief-executive-of-the-british-game-alliance-planning-113633 for shoots and game farms in the United Kingdom. 
The British Game Alliance Shoot Standards cover the marketing of game and ethical issues, which relate to consumer confidence. The BGA regulate these standards through Lloyd’s Register, the official auditing partner.https://www.scottishfield.co.uk/food-and-drink-2/bga-shoots-to-have-a-stronger-market-for-their-game/
== History ==
The British Game Alliance was set-up in 2018 https://inews.co.uk/inews-lifestyle/game-meat-ready-meals-to-land-on-supermarket-shelves-140607 as not-for-profit game meat marketing board and independent assurance scheme of shoots, game processors and game farms in the United Kingdom.
Shoot members of the British Game Alliance are independently audited by Lloyd’s Register (formerly Acoura), to ensure they meet rigorous welfare and game handling standards. 
In 2019, the British Game Alliance launched the Game Farm Audit scheme https://www.farminguk.com/news/new-game-audit-and-mycoplasma-testing-launched_54659.html with a pilot scheme, registering members from January 2020. The scheme is independently audited by Lloyd’s Register and ensures BGA members can demonstrate traceability from ‘egg to plate.’
==Operations==
The British Game Alliance’s aims of Promote, Assure and Developing the consumption of game:
* To provide independent assurance of all game meat produced for human consumption, ensuring all producers of game meat, no matter how small the shooting operation, can participate in the assurance scheme.
* To support other UK countryside organisations in safeguarding the future of game shooting through the development of the British Game Alliance Shoot Standards 
* Supporting producers of game meat and BGA members shoots with health services to develop the health and welfare of assured game meat.
* To promote game meat to the public, as a sustainable, assured source of protein through various campaigns such as Eat Wild, offering diverse and modern game recipes.
* To open new markets for assured game meat at home and overseas, increasing demand for a stable market.
== References ==
== External Links ==
*British Game Alliance Official website
*British Game Alliance on Facebook
*British Game Alliance on Instagram
*British Game Alliance on Twitter
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British Indians

The term "British Indian" refers to people who were born in the United Kingdom (UK) yet have ancestral origins in India. People who were born in the United Kingdom but are of Indian descent are included in this category, as are Indians who made the journey to the United Kingdom. There are around 1.4 million individuals of Indian descent living in the United Kingdom at this time, making them the single biggest visible ethnic minority community in the nation. They are one of the biggest Indian populations in the world and make up the largest segment of British Asians. This is mostly owing to the close relationships that exist between the Indian and British governments (including historical links such as India having been part of the British Empire). The Indian population in the United States, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, and Nepal are all larger than the British Indian community, making the Indian community in the United Kingdom the sixth biggest in the Indian diaspora. There are also minor populations of people who speak Tamil, Konkani, and Marathi, although Punjabi, Gujarati, Bengali, and Malayali make up the vast majority of British Indians.
The census taken in the United Kingdom in 2011 revealed that there were 1,451,862 people of Indian origin living there. This represents 2.3% of the overall population of the UK (not including those of mixed ethnic backgrounds). The number 1,053,411 was the corresponding amount from the Census taken in 2001. (1.8 per cent of the total UK population).
An projected number of 880,000 people born in India will make up the biggest portion of the population of the United Kingdom who were not born there.
According to the census completed in 2011, the cities in the United Kingdom that are home to the greatest number of people who were born in India are London (262,247), Leicester (37,224), Birmingham (27,206), and Wolverhampton (14,955).
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British Nigerian

The term "British Nigerian" may refer to either persons born in the United Kingdom who are of Nigerian heritage or Nigerians who were born in the United Kingdom.
This page discusses residents and nationals of Nigerian heritage who now live in the United Kingdom. South London is home to a sizeable population of Nigerians as well as Nigerians whose ancestors were born in the United Kingdom. They constitute a significant portion of one of the country's most populous immigrant communities.
Nigerians have been living in London, Liverpool, and a number of other industrial cities for a very long time, forming well-established communities. As a direct consequence of the transatlantic slave trade, the oldest documented presence of Nigerians in London dates back more than 200 years. This event took place in London. Olaudah Equiano, a former slave who was born in the region that is now Nigeria and who resided in London, participated in the discussion that took place in Britain on the abolition of the slave trade while he was a resident of that city.
The United Kingdom has received a significant number of people from Nigeria, just as it has received people from a great number of other countries that were once British colonies. In the years leading up to Nigeria's formal declaration of independence from Britain in 1960, a sizable number of Nigerian students pursued higher education not only in the United Kingdom but also in other countries, including Scotland and the United States. The vast majority of these students eventually settled back in Nigeria after completing their degrees. In the 1960s, civil and political upheaval in Nigeria was a contributing factor in the migration of numerous refugees as well as skilled employees to the United Kingdom.
After the fall of the country's oil boom in the 1980s, a significant increase in the number of Nigerians leaving the country may be attributed to this event. In contrast to the wave of transitory migration that occurred before independence, this movement has a greater likelihood of becoming permanent. In 1995, during the height of the persecution associated with the military dictatorship of Sani Abacha, there was a rise in the number of asylum requests submitted by Nigerian citizens.
In 2015, the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner for the United Kingdom voiced their worries on the prevalence of modern slavery involving Nigerians who were transported into the United Kingdom. In 2014, the National Crime Agency received information on more over 2,000 possible victims of human trafficking, and 244 of those victims were from Nigeria. This represents a 31% rise over the previous year's statistic from 2013. According to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), "Campaigners fear the true count of possible trafficking victims from Nigeria might be substantially higher."
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Britney Coleman

Britney Coleman (born January 23, 1989) is an American musical theatre actress. 
==Life and career [edit]==
Britney Coleman was born and raised in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She started her stage career in third grade playing Mary in a production of The Secret Garden. Coleman was accepted to the Musical Theatre BFA program at the University of Michigan. While attending, Coleman performed in Ragtime as Sarah and in the debut casts of new theatrical productions. Coleman gained notoriety performing as Bellatrix Lestrange in the viral production of A Very Potter Musical with the widely popular Team Starkid performance group at Michigan. With Team Starkid, Coleman also performed in A Very Potter Sequel and A Very Potter Senior Year. She did not physically appear in their musical Twisted, a Wicked-parody of the villain Jafar from Aladdin, but she did record a version of the song “A Thousand and One Nights” with Carlos Valdes which played over the production’s end credits. Coleman graduated from University of Michigan in 2011.
In 2019, Coleman reunited with Team Starkid to celebrate the company's 10th Anniversary with a concert at the Ace Hotel Theatre in downtown Los Angeles. In 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, she performed as Belle on Team Starkid’s A VHS Christmas Carol: A Live Visual Album.
In 2022, it was announced that Coleman would play the role of Barbara Maitland in the National Tour of Beetlejuice. Coleman would star opposite her former college classmate and one-time roommate Will Swenson, who would play Adam Maitland. 
In April of 2023, it was announced that Coleman would lead the new national tour of director Marianne Elliott's Tony-winning, gender-swapped revival of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth's Company as Bobbie, a role which she understudied on Broadway. In an interview with Broadway.com, Coleman shared that she is “thrilled to be many people’s first woman of color leading a Sondheim show at this scale across America.”
==Personal life[edit]==
Coleman describes herself as proficient in violin, mandolin, basic acoustic guitar, electric bass, ukelele, and piano.
In 2019, Coleman was recognized online as one of the "10 Hottest Chorus Girls on Broadway."
In 2020, Coleman appeared on fellow Broadway actress Salisha Thomas’s Black Hair in the Big Leagues podcast. Coleman shared her experiences living with mixed hair, styling tips, and anecdotes of how she fits her hair under wigs for theatrical performances.
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Britt Lari

Britt Lari Peruvian-born and LA based artist of introspective EDM. She is mostly known as a singer, songwriter, and producer. Britt’s music has been heard on hit music radio stations like SiriusXM Chill and San Francisco’s 99.7NOW as well as in Spotify editorial playlists like Dance Covers. She has worked with high profile artists from all over the world and signed music to multiple labels including Warner Music’s sub-label KnightVision, Future House Cloud, Sirup. Music, and Sony Music's imprint Loud Memory. Britt is also signed to a sync agency called Low Profile NYC under her alias BIMINI. She has earned placements like her most recent Nordstrom Rack Fall Campaign Ad which features her song with producer Carneyval. Lari has been featured by many music websites, blogs, and journals, including the well respected EDM news source, 1001 Tracklists, which featured an interview about her as well as her released with Bobby Duque and EDC DJ JackEL.
==In the media==
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Brittany Gilman

Brittany Gilman (born August 8, 1982) is an American former professional athlete and sports agent. She is the founder and CEO of BG Sports Enterprises.
==Early life and education==
Gilman was born and raised in Grand Junction, Colorado. Hailing from an athletic family, Gilman began skiing at a very young age and competed in the USSA U14 Prater Cup at the age of 11."Brittany Gilman, President and CEO of Brand Development Agency BG Sports Enterprises" She later began snowboarding and was competing on the Professional Halfpipe circuit by age 17. She was a member of the US Junior Olympic Snowboard Team in 2002 as well as held multiple snowboard sponsors including Never Summer, Bolle, 686, and Tech Nine. As a child, Gilman starred in several commercials for Powderhorn Ski Resort and the local television show for children, "Really Short Show" for the Dinosaur Museum of Grand Junction.
Gilman attended the University of Colorado Boulder, where she received her Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology and was a member of the CU Ski and Snowboard Team. She was a strength and conditioning coach graduate assistant at Auburn University where she completed her Masters in Health and Human Performance with a concentration in Biomechanics.
==Career==
Gilman worked for USC Trojans football|USC Football in 2005–2006 as a strength and conditioning coach intern during the tenure of head coach football coach Pete Carroll. Many players from this time went on to play in the National Football League|NFL including Reggie Bush, Lendale White, Clay Matthews III|Clay Matthews, Matt Leinert, Frostee Rucker, Deuce Lutui, and Mark Sanchez.
During her time at Auburn University as a graduate assistant strength coach, Gilman was responsible for the training programs for the Women's Tennis Team, Men and Women's long distance Track/Cross-Country, Men and Women's Diving, as well as several professional athletes.
After completing her master's degree from Auburn, she returned to Los Angeles and founded BG Sports Enterprises, a sports marketing agency in 2007. Gilman became a registered US Soccer Intermediary in 2019.
The agency has represented and worked with NFL players including Josh Norman|Joshua Norman, Ronnie Hillman|Ronnie Hillman, Roman Harper, Antoine Bethea, Ezekiel Elliott, Tarell Brown, Jermon Bushrod, Jeremy Kerley, Garrett Hartley, Jonathan Casillas, Darren McFadden, Tracy Porter, Stevenson Sylvester and others. The agency has worked with Ultimate Fighting Championship|UFC athlete Kamaru Usman|Kamaru Usman, Professional Snowboarder and Olympian Jarret Thomas|JJ Thomas, and Professional Soccer athletes Michael Essien, Britt Assombalonga and others. 
In 2008, she appeared on the reality show Wipeout (2008 U.S. game show)|Wipe Out.
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Brittany Middlebrooks

=Brittany Middlebrooks=
Brittany Middlebrooks is a pageant queen from Chicago, Illinois, most notably Miss Illinois United States 2014.. Her career in pageantry began at the age of 19 
==Personal life==
Brittany Middlebrooks, originally from the South Side of Chicago, enrolled in DePaul University at the age of 18. . She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Relations. . Brittany's personal interests include traveling, thrift shopping, and running an online fashion blog. Brittany's decision to participate in philanthropy and advocacy is related to the death of her grandfather to Alzheimer's disease. Brittany is currently married to a former military member and does not currently have children.
==Pageant career==
Brittany Middlebrooks during the interview portion of Miss Illinois United States
Brittany started her pageant career while a student at DePaul University at 19 years old. She competed in the Miss Illinois USA pageant system in 2012 and 2013. Brittany Middlebrooks' pageant career led to the winning of the title of Miss Illinois United States in 2014 in Chicago, Illinois. Brittany competed for Miss United States in Washington, D.C. on July, 7th, 2014. Her placement at the national pageant is currently unknown. After relinquishing the title Miss Illinois United States to the 2015 winner, Brittany returned to the Miss Illinois USA system to compete as Miss South Loop USA.
==Director==
Brittany was named Executive Director of Miss Illinois United States in November 2017, overseeing 3 regional divisions. Brittany resigned from her position in January 2019. 
==Platform==
Participation in the Miss United States Organization requires a platform . Brittany selected Alzheimer's awareness advocacy . Her advocacy efforts included organizing events such as cupcake delivery to the Ronald McDonald House of Chicago for a Pageant Night and multiple interviews with the media in which she discussed Alzheimer's and its effect on society. Most notably, Brittany appeared on Fox 32 Chicago to discuss the importance of Alzheimer's research. Additionally, Brittany raised funds for the Alzheimer's Association. 
==Later career==
Brittany is currently a Real Estate Agent with Berkshire Hathaway Homeservices, servicing the Chicago and Phoenix areas. Brittany also runs an online fashion blog under the pseudonym "Brittany Janae", dedicated to Chicago styles and thrifted fashion. Notably, Brittany began an Instagram page called getawaybaes that primarily delivers short-form content related to traveling.
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Brittany Spanos

Brittany Spanos is an American music journalist, educator, and pop culture critic. She is a senior writer and broadcaster at Rolling Stone magazine. Spanos teaches a course on Taylor Swift at New York University Tisch School of the Arts and was a keynote speaker at the 2024 Swiftposium.
==Biography==
Spanos grew up in the South Suburbs of Chicago before moving to New York to study at NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study. She became Clubs Editor at The Village Voice and freelanced for magazines such as Rookie, Cosmopolitan, Vulture, The Hairpin and SPIN before joining Rolling Stone as a staff writer in 2015. Spanos has been guest contributor to a variety of other publications such as Smithsonian and Slate magazines, as well as a radio broadcaster, panel participant, and public speaker. She has also worked as a consultant for clients such as MTV.
At Rolling Stone, she has written in-depth profiles and conducted interview with bold name stars such as Adele, Cardi B, Dua Lipa, Janelle Monáe, Lizzo, Issa Rae, and Harry Styles. Her work has frequently featured on the magazine's cover. Since 2020 she has been the host of a weekly broadcast called Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums, which, according to the magazine, is based on an "updated version of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums list".
Since Spanos's class first went viral in 2021, other universities such as the University of Texas at Austin, UC Berkeley, Harvard, Stanford, and Ghent University in Belgium have begun offering similar courses. In 2024, Spanos delivered the keynote address at Swiftposium, a 2-day symposium on Swift at the University of Melbourne.
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