britons

The Britons in Cornwall, Devon and Brittany traded tin with the rest of Europe as far back as 2150BC.

Would Britons be required to avoid software from creators that fall outside of the UK’s jurisdiction?

My favourite was the people in the States where being told that Canadians and Britons where not allowed to choose their doctors.

Calling all Americans Yankees is exactly like calling all Britons English.

If they want to put a leash on a younger britons generation and then pass it to Chinese landlords - they're on the right track.

I know Britons love their plugs, and I have never quite understood why.

Of course Britons are going to have passports.

>given the total lack of shared culture, language, or ethnicity between say, Canadians and Brazilians, comparable to comparing Britons and Chinese.

More than 1.5 million Britons signed an online petition calling for Clarkson to be reinstated and for a relaxation of the laws against assault in cases that could be demonstrated to involve banter.

Help to Buy is tiny in the scheme of banks' balance sheets, huge in the scheme of the household finances of those wishing to join the majority of Britons in owning their own home.

The fact that it ends with the boy kneeling, sobbing over the melted remains of his magical snowman friend explains a lot about why Britons are so cynical I think.

Referring to the collective as 'Americans' is rare and virtually meaningless, given the total lack of shared culture, language, or ethnicity between say, Canadians and Brazilians, comparable to comparing Britons and Chinese.

The use of "Britons" sounds tone deaf to me, and hence a rather bad choice given that they presumably actually want to stop this (British, but more confused than anything).

“But what do Britons know about our market?” an American might opine.

Have they even done as much as to compile from those rotting blue-books a single readable book from which everybody might easily get some information on the condition of the great majority of "free-born Britons"?

"Talented Britons are gradually being replaced by Indian workers" Are the Indians equally talented or is competence an inherently "British" trait while menial labor the forte of the Indians?

Can someone summarize or translate (for non-Britons) the paragraph dealing with the educational background of Classics students?

Britons is the preferred way to speak about all residents of the British Isles without having to use a qualifier, e.g.

I remember when this article[1] was linked on HN a whole bunch of people felt the need to point out that chimps are not smarter than Britons.