United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Passport


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The Great British Passport Although Passport is in actual fact a French word, the First Passport was issued in England during the fifteenth century to help British citizens prove their identity when travelling overseas. The burgundy colour passport that we know today originated in 1988 15 years after Britain joined the European Union and replaced the blue to reflect alignment with neighbouring EU countries. The words 'European Union' will be removed from all newly issued passports, as well as the European Union Logo, which will be replaced with the British coat of arms. This British Passport design passport features: Size: 8" x 5" inch (A6) Paper: College-ruled on white paper Pages: 108 high quality pages Cover: Soft, matte cover Perfect for gel pen, ink or pencils Great size to carry everywhere in your bag, for work, high school, college Makes a great Christmas, birthday, mothers day, graduation or beginning of the school year gift for Men & Women and Boys & Girls Hand designed, Unique gift.




The Passport


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The London Diplomatic List


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Yorkshire Passport


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The Penguin Companion to European Union


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The focus of this book is on the fifteen-member European Union but its coverage extends to many other bodies which form part of today's Europe, such as the Council of Europe, the European Economic Area and Western European Union.







The Passport


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Consular Services to British Nationals


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The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) provides a range of consular services to British nationals overseas, and when necessary, their families in the UK, including giving travel advice, issuing passports, assisting travellers in difficulty or distress, and dealing with major emergencies such as terrorist attacks or natural disasters. The total cost of consular services during 2004-05 was almost £80 million. Services are provided through over 200 diplomatic posts worldwide including embassies, high commissions and consulates. This NAO report examines the challenges involved in delivering effective consulate services, including providing high quality information to travellers and influencing the behaviour of travellers; providing a consistent frontline service with cost-effective use of resources; response to major emergencies overseas and preparedness response measures.




United Kingdom


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This paper aims to provide European Union (EU), while recognizing that the choice of whether to remain in the EU is for U.K. voters to make and that their decisions will reflect both economic and noneconomic factors. The question of EU membership is both a political and an economic issue, and the referendum has sparked a wide-ranging debate on the United Kingdom’s role in the EU. Given the range of plausible alternative arrangements with the EU, the number of channels by which countries could be affected and the range of possible effects on the United Kingdom and other economies are broad.