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This category combines all use British English from February 2020 (2020-02) to enable us to work through the backlog more systematically. It is a member of Category:Use British English.
Pages in category "Use British English from February 2020"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,314 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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E
- Kelvin Earl
- Easby, Richmondshire
- East Ecclesfield
- East Hull A.R.L.F.C.
- East Tanfield
- Eastbourne Town F.C.
- Eastern West Riding of Yorkshire (UK Parliament constituency)
- Paul Eastwood
- Ebola
- Cliff Eccles
- Graham Eccles
- Percy Eccles
- Nazlı Ecevit
- Edelweiss Pianos
- Edstone
- Edward Ellice (1813 ship)
- Tuoyo Egodo
- Frank Elgee
- Harold Ellerington
- Ellice (1798 ship)
- Ellice (1824 ship)
- Su Elliot
- Danny Ellison
- Sydney Robert Elliston
- Stephen Emmanuel
- Anthony England
- English Civil War
- English Martyrs' Catholic Church, Goring-by-Sea
- English units
- Engraved glass
- Episcopal gloves
- Listed buildings in Erringden
- European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
- European Mentoring and Coaching Council
- European Schools
- Eurovision Song Contest 2021
- Bryn Evans (rugby league)
- Danny Evans (rugby league)
- Ray Evans (rugby league)
- Steve Evans (rugby league)
- Tolchard Evans
F
- Bolu Fagborun
- Fairburn, North Yorkshire
- Family Affairs
- Far Ings National Nature Reserve
- Fred Farrar
- Connor Farrell
- Izaac Farrell
- Vince Fawcett
- Stan Fearnley
- Felin Hen Halt railway station
- Dale Fennell
- Jack Fennell
- Steve Fenton (rugby league)
- William Fernihough
- Rose Ferraby
- Ferrari SF1000
- Fewston Reservoir
- Callum Field
- Film and Music Entertainment
- David Finch (rugby league)
- Excel (bus route)
- First Silesian War
- Ulysses FitzMaurice
- Karl Fitzpatrick
- Fitzwilliam, West Yorkshire
- Caroline Flack
- Edwin Flack
- Peter Flanagan
- Flaxton, North Yorkshire
- Jackie Fleming
- Arthur Fletcher (rugby league)
- Geoff Fletcher
- Follifoot
- Ford and Stoke Prior
- Forrester single (locomotive)
- Jamie Forrester
- Colin Forsyth
- Frank Foster (rugby league)
- Kenneth Foulkes
- Four Hours in My Lai
- Peter Fox (rugby league, born 1933)
- Eric Fraser (rugby league)
- Friars' Crag
- Alf Frodsham
- Eric Frodsham
- Don Froggett
- Frongoch
- Frongoch quarry, Aberdyfi
- Derek Frye
- Fulking
- Fulwood (ward), South Yorkshire
G
- Brian Gabbitas
- HMS Gabriel (1915)
- Iluta Gaile
- Stirling Gallacher
- Frank Gallagher (rugby league)
- SS Gallic (1918)
- The Garage (London)
- Danny Gardiner
- Garforth Academy
- Lee Gaskell
- Gateforth
- Richard Gay (rugby league)
- 2020 German Masters
- Mike German, Baron German
- Get Even (TV series)
- Ashley Gibson
- Vivian Gibson
- Ken Gill (rugby league)
- Kieran Gill
- Gleadless Valley (ward)
- Fred Gleave
- Sean Gleeson (rugby league)
- Jane Emmet de Glehn
- Peter Glynn
- Goldsborough, Harrogate
- Herbert Gollnow
- Herbert Goodfellow
- Goon Show Preservation Society
- John Gordon Davis
- Colin Gordon (footballer)
- Daniel Gordon (film director)
- Peter Gorley
- Thomas Gottstein
- Tony Gourley
- List of governors of Kingston upon Hull
- Grace (1814 ship)
- Lateysha Grace
- Shane Grady
- Rebecca Grant
- Grantley, North Yorkshire
- Greatfield Estate, Kingston upon Hull
- Ken Greatorex
- HMS Grecian (1821)
- Doug Greenall
- John Greenall
- Lee Greenwood (rugby league)
- Greg James (radio show)
- Christine Gregory
- William Greig (songwriter)
- HMS Grenville (1916)
- Grierson Awards
- Darrell Griffin
- Theresa Griffin
- Church of St Andrew, Grinton
- Grizzly Tales for Gruesome Kids (TV series)
- Andy Grundy
- Eirwen Gwynn
H
- Haas VF-20
- Gareth Haggerty
- Roy Haggerty
- Arthur Haigh
- Vila Halafihi
- Scott Hale
- Lillian Hall-Davis
- Gareth Hall
- Steve Hall (rugby league)
- Hallikeld
- Tony Halmshaw
- Emmeline Halse
- Haltemprice
- Hanau shootings
- Raymond Handscombe
- Steve Hankins
- Corey Hanson
- Paul Harding (English footballer)
- Ian Hardman
- Harewood, Herefordshire
- Kevin Harkin
- Paul Harkin
- Lee Harland
- Clifford Harling
- Fred Harris (rugby league)
- Graham Harris (rugby league)
- Derrick Harrison
- Fred Harrison (rugby league)
- Hartforth
- David Hartley (rugby league)
- Hartshill
- Thomas Haswell
- Don Hatfield
- Hawk
- Roy Hawksley
- Hawnby
- Gordon Haynes
- Headlands School
- Healaugh, Selby
- Jeff Heaton
- Gerry Helme
- Garry Hemingway
- Ian Henderson (rugby league)