Is the name part of British cultural identity?

'God Save The King' was a patriotic song first publicly performed in London in 1745, which came to be known as the National Anthem at the beginning of the ... Sep 10, 2016 ... 1. God save our gracious Queen! Long live our noble Queen! God save the Queen ... Send her victorious ... Happy and glorious ... Long to reign over us ... Sep 16, 2015 ... Following the excoriation of new British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn for not singing along to 'God Save The Queen', perhaps I should be more ... The words to our national anthem have nothing to do with consumption of ... The song dates from the mid-1770s and it was composed for a group of London gentlemen ... Mar 3, 2018 ... Francis Scott Key had written the lyrics in a poem in 1814 during the British siege of Fort McHenry in Baltimore Harbor. Key (1779-1843) was a ... Jan 13, 2016 ... “God Save the Queen” -- the United Kingdom's national anthem that vows loyalty to the British royal family. Jul 27, 2011 ... There was a very practical reason behind the length. The anthem will be used at the gold medal ceremonies where the victorious country's flag is ... ... words from The Star Spangled Banner, the US national anthem. Quite apart from its value as a reference source for the words and music of national anthems ... Sep 8, 2018 ... Britain's first 'national' anthem embraced Boudica and druids. The ... The anthem, called Britons, strike home was hugely popular ... Wiley - "Wot Do U Call It?" ... Summing up the battle of the genres, namely the race to name 'grime' (as it became). "Wot Do U Call It", from Wiley's 2004 XL ...