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    Life in the Great United Kingdom of Britain: A Guide for Old and New Residents

    Lucien Young

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    In 2004, the Home Office first published Life in the United Kingdom - an official guide to our history, values, laws, traditions, government and daily life for those seeking British citizenship or indefinite leave to remain. But now, it's time for a little update . . .

    Life in the Great United Kingdom of Britain: A Guide for New and Old Residents attempts to explain British customs and ways of life to outsiders, exposing their inherent absurdity. Covering class, colloquialisms, the royal family and so much more, Lucien Young - with his trademark wit and satirical flair - shines a light on everything British, exploring our values (real and imagined), history (sanitised and otherwise) and getting to the bottom of what Britishness actually means today.

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    Lucien Young is a comedy writer who has worked on various TV programmes, including BBC Three's Siblings and Murder in Successville. He was born in Newcastle in 1988 and read English at the University of Cambridge, where he was a member of the world-famous Footlights Club. Lucien has written ten published books, among them Alice in Brexitland, Trump: The Prison Diaries and The Downing Street Guide to Party Etiquette. A specialist in political comedy and commentary, he is also a weekly columnist for the Observer, having originated their 'Dear Keir' feature.

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