May I know, how many countries are in United Kingdom?

Here you go:
List of countries - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Technically it's still 4 although Scotland, and to a lesser extent Wales, govern themselves with very little input from parliament in London.

Included is:
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland.

Those Scots would be lost without us.

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Originally Posted by Capuchin

Those Scots would be lost without us.

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;) And its called Great Britain for a reason

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Originally Posted by curlybenswife

;) And its called Great Britain for a reason

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BEcause everything is better without the Irish? I don't get it? :p

" this country is called Great Britain it would be called amazing Britain if it was'nt for people like you pulling the average down" as qouted by Al Murray
The Pub Landlord | Downloads

I love Al, I want to give him a hug.

Al Murray should be king :D

He's a little bit too manic for that.

Oh don't be so boring hehehhehe he would demand pints beer and glasses of wine for ladys to be delivered every morning rather than milk

Yeah, and no food with less than 25% fat :p

4 England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

England , Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

I must say that Al Murrey's sketch is a poor example of people living in England and offensive to quite a few of us!

And now (drum roll) Scottish Indpendence S O OO OOOO N!!

I hope Scottland will be an independent country!

Hmm what will england do without Scotlands oil?? They most definitely wouldn't be lost :)

The Scottish National Party recently won the most seats in the Scottish Parliament but did not win a majority of seats. Without the support of any other parties they were forced to form a minority government and intend to try and force an election on Scottish independence in the near future, however, they only have the support of the Scottish Greens as non of the three other main parties (who all happen to be London based) are willing to support them and so there is unlikely to be Scottish independence in the imminent future.