England and Wales

England and Wales are two regions within the United Kingdom, sharing borders and a long history. England, the larger area, is known for its cities like London and its cultural influence worldwide. Wales is characterized by its mountainous landscape, distinct language, and rich Celtic heritage. Both have their own governance structures: England is governed as part of the UK Parliament, while Wales has its own devolved government responsible for certain domestic issues. Together, they contribute to the cultural, legal, and political fabric of the UK, with shared history and cooperation across various sectors.