London is both English and British. To clarify, here's why:
London is located in England, as indicated in the provided reference: "London is in England, which is a part of the country called the United Kingdom." Because England is a part of the United Kingdom, something within England can also be described as British.
Breakdown:
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English: London is the capital city of England and is geographically located within England.
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British: England is a constituent country of the United Kingdom (UK). The UK is often referred to as Britain. Therefore, London, being in England, is also part of Britain.
Table Summarizing the Relationship
| Term | Description | Includes London? |
|---|---|---|
| England | A country within the United Kingdom. | Yes |
| United Kingdom | A sovereign state located off the north-western coast of continental Europe, often referred to as Britain. | Yes (through England) |
Therefore, it is correct to say London is both English and British, although specifying "English" highlights its direct location within England.
