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Of the five, only one was born in mainland Britain.
Wiggo Belgium
Cav IoM
Froome Kenya
Miller Malta
Cummings
This is most curious.
Wiggo Belgium
Cav IoM
Froome Kenya
Miller Malta
Cummings
This is most curious.
I wonder if perhaps some of these cyclists became British just to advance their sporting career. Anyway, in answer to your question, I guess that over 95% of Brits were British born, or 95% of UKish were UK born.I wonder how that compares with the proportion of British Citizens generally?
(esp if you're going to rule out all the islands, and Northern Ireland)
Plenty of atheletes chose to change their original nationality to British to compete for Britain/England/Wales etc rather than for their country of birth so I can't understand your second assertion, and your first needs some explanation.It's not "curious", and nobody became British to "further their career".
Sheesh.
Plenty of atheletes chose to change their original nationality to British to compete for Britain/England/Wales etc rather than for their country of birth so I can't understand your second assertion, and your first needs some explanation.
Take some time to do a bit of reading rather than churning out nonsense.
Why not? If they were registered as a British citizen then of course they are British.So people born abroad to to forces parents are not British?
Hang on, lad, this is Cafe not the Current Affairs and Debates insults corner.Yup, tried that; reading Woman's Own was about as illuminating as your evasions. Still waiting for your explanation though.
Almost certainly not, unless both the kitten's parents were horses.If a cat is born in a stable?
Does that make it a horse.
Yup, tried that; reading Woman's Own was about as illuminating as your evasions. Still waiting for your explanation though.