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Lions or hedgehogs? The vital choice for England’s banknotes

The Bank of England will replace historical figures with British wildlife on notes to enhance counterfeit security following a consultation of around 44,000 people.

Summary by Politico Europe
Paul Dallison writes Declassified, a weekly satirical column. The Bank of England’s announcement that historical figures will be replaced with wildlife on the next set of banknotes went down about as well as the phrase “I hope Germany win the World Cup” in an East End of London pub on a Friday night. The Bank held a public consultation on banknote imagery last year and the majority of respondents wanted nature on their notes (King Charles III wi…

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In addition to the former Prime Minister, Jane Austen, William Turner, Alan Turing also disappear. In the announcement of the Bank of England they will be replaced by images of ...

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The Economist broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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