British
The term British (also Brits or Britons) referred to the people and culture of Old Britain.

20th century British Royal Air Force pilots invented the fictional monsters called Gremlins. ()

In 2364, Data started to report the colors of the flags of Germany and Italy but was stopped by Captain Picard when he started with British. ()

One of the headlines in a newspaper Picard was reading while in a Dixon Hill holoprogram stated "Roosevelt presses Congress for British aid." ()

Notable Britons 

 Blair, Tony
 Bligh, William
 Boleyn, Anne
 Branagh, Kenneth
 Browne, Thomas
 Burke, John
 Byron, George Gordon ("Lord Byron")
 Carroll, Lewis
 Churchill, Winston
 Clive, Colin
 Cray 
 Darwin, Charles
 Deighton, Len
 Despina, Marina S.
 Dickens, Charles
 Doyle, Arthur Conan
 Dyson, Freeman
 Gilbert, William S.
 Hawking, Stephen
 Karloff, Boris
 Keats, John
 Kyle
 Lawford, Peter
 Masefield, John
 Nelson, Horatio
 Reed, Malcolm
 Reed, Stuart
 Scott, Montgomery
 Shelley, Mary
 Sullivan, Arthur
 Thatcher, Margaret
 Wallace, Alfred Russel
 Wells, H.G.

See also 
 British Intelligence
 British Navy
 British Radio Network
 English
 Irish
 Scottish

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