
Tesco Bans Jedi Knight For Wearing His Hood
Tesco was once accused of religious discrimination after banning a Jedi Knight from the store - for wearing his hood!
From historic landmarks and royal traditions to pop culture and famous figures, the United Kingdom has left its mark on the world. Whether it’s the castles of Scotland, the streets of London, or the music and literature that shaped generations, there’s always something fascinating to explore.
Discover amazing facts about the UK’s history, culture, and influence!
Tesco was once accused of religious discrimination after banning a Jedi Knight from the store - for wearing his hood!
The middle white part of a stick of rock is made by heating sugar, glucose and water to a temperature of 280°F.
Did you know that in the UK, it's illegal to handle a salmon in suspicious circumstances?
The popular British drink Lucozade, was created by Thomas Beecham, from Newcastle in 1927.
High Street, Station Road, and Main Street are among the U.K.'s most popular street names.
The very first B&Q homeware store was opened in Southampton in 1969 by Richard Block and David Quayle.
Tea is the 2nd most consumed beverage in the world and has been around for centuries - with thousands of different types of tea.
Tesco was founded by Jack Cohen in 1919. He sold groceries from a small East End London stall.
Believe it or not, but Jaffa Cakes are actually cakes, which is why VAT isn't charged on them.