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This category combines all use British English from January 2020 (2020-01) 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 January 2020"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,895 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Aeone
- Benjy Aghadiuno
- Agreement Concerning the Shipwrecked Vessel RMS Titanic
- Benjamin Agyeman-Badu
- Nickie Aiken
- Ainsty, Wetherby
- Laura Ainsworth
- Pauline Aitken
- Albert Akroyd
- Albuera (1811 ship)
- Albuera (1826 ship)
- Albuera (1854 ship)
- Aldborough, North Yorkshire
- Aldridge Foundation
- Heidi Alexander
- Sara Alexandri
- Malcolm Alker
- All Saints' Blackheath
- Robert Allan (footballer)
- Thomas Allan (footballer, born 1999)
- Daphne Allen
- Sam Allen (football manager)
- Robert Alleyne
- Alne railway station
- Justin Amaluzor
- Luke Ambler
- Danny Amos (footballer, born 1999)
- Bill Anderson (English footballer)
- Heather Anderson (politician)
- Kay Anderson
- Paul Anderson (rugby league, born 1977)
- Athene Andrade
- Edith Lovell Andrews
- Lilian Andrews
- Beatrice Angle
- Annan Hospital
- 1970 British Annapurna South Face expedition
- Norah Ansell
- Stan Anslow
- Will Appleyard
- Arbourthorne
- Harry Arch
- The Archers
- Chris Arkwright
- Jasmine Armfield
- Charlie Armitt
- Tommy Armitt
- George Arthurs
- Second Battle of Artois
- John Ascroft
- Olly Ashall-Bott
- Benny Ashley-Seal
- Matty Ashurst
- David Ashworth
- Mal Aspey
- Chris Aspin
- Mark Aston
- At Last the 1948 Show
- Atari SA
- Richard Atherton
- Ryan Atkins
- Arthur Atkinson (footballer)
- Harold Atkinson (footballer)
- Audio Video Bridging
- Arthur Austen-Leigh
- Australian cricket team in the West Indies in 1998–99
- Avenue Hospital
- Avro Vulcan XL426
- Ayr County Hospital
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- Cyril Bacon
- Kevin Baddeley
- Albert Bailey (rugby league)
- Arthur Bailey (footballer)
- McDonald Bailey
- Charles Baily
- Vera Baird
- Ariyon Bakare
- Keith Baker (footballer)
- Harriett Baldwin
- Daniel Ballard
- Bancroft (TV series)
- Bankhead railway station (Lanarkshire)
- Alan Banks (rugby league)
- Thomas Banks (rugby league)
- Will Bapaga
- Barbara (1771 ship)
- Barbara (1799 ship)
- Tom Barber (cricketer)
- Alfred Barker
- Nigel Barker (rugby league)
- Sam Barlow (rugby league)
- Sidney Barnard
- Marcus Barnes
- Robert Barnes (footballer, born 1969)
- Barometer
- Alexander Barrass
- Malcolm Barrass
- Les Barratt
- Robbie Barrett
- Barrosa (1811 Nantes ship)
- Harry Barton (footballer)
- Les Barton
- Tom Barton (rugby league)
- Baston Lodge
- Ray Batchelor
- Alan Bates (rugby league)
- Battle of Puiflijk
- Malcolm Battye
- Neil Battye
- Bayside, Worthing
- Battle of Bazargic
- Cyril Beach
- Steve Beaglehole
- Beast of Burden (song)
- Beaumont Park
- Because I Love You (Badfinger song)
- Beckermonds
- Mark Beckwith (rugby league)
- Hastings Russell, 12th Duke of Bedford
- Frank Bee
- Tom Beetham
- Bek Air Flight 2100
- Thomas Belcher (cricketer)
- Edith Anna Bell
- Nigel Bell
- Belvedere (1787 EIC ship)
- Yasin Ben El-Mhanni
- Edward Armstrong Bennet
- Gary Benson (musician)
- Nat Bentham
- Bentley Continental
- Handel Bentley
- James Bentley (rugby league)
- John Bentley (football manager)
- Kevin Berkoe
- HMS Bermuda (1813)
- William Berners (property developer)
- Best Home Cook
- David Best (footballer)
- John Betjeman
- Jake Bibby
- Francis Joseph Biggins
- Harrison Biggins
- Lewis Billington
- Stan Billington
- Tom Billson
- Bingham Park
- Joseph Birchall
- Walter Bird (footballer)
- Birley
- Bishop Monkton Ings
- A Bit of Singing and Dancing
- Bitch (Rolling Stones song)
- Maxwell Blacker
- Ralph Blackett
- Audrey Blackman
- Molly Blake
- Alan Blakley
- Tom Blenkinsop
- Tom Blinkhorn
- Blue Lagoon Local Nature Reserve
- Keith Blunt
- Matty Blythe
- Roland Boden
- Boltby
- Arthur Bolton
- Hugh Bomford
- Robert Bond
- Bonetta (1809 ship)
- Graham Bonney
- Rieves Boocock
- Charlie Booth (rugby league)
- Regan Booty
- Booze, North Yorkshire
- Daisy Theresa Borne
- Bias Boshell
- Charlie Bott
- Joseph Boughey
- Doris Boulton-Maude
- Pauline Boumphrey
- Arthur Bourne
- Bouthwaite
- Albert Bowers
- John Bowes (footballer)
- Boxing at the 2002 Commonwealth Games
- Ronnie Boyce
- Ryan Boyle (rugby league)
- Harry Bradshaw (football manager)
- Ken Branagan
- David Brand (footballer)
- Suella Braverman
- Brayton Academy
- Archie Brennan
- Delial Brewster
- Rhian Brewster
- Chris Bridge
- Harold Bridges
- Bridlington Hospital
- Ryan Brierley
- Luke Briscoe