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.
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Alan Turing and other historical figures to be replaced with animals on UK banknotes
Despite the new approach honouring the planet, the Bank of England has faced backlash from those who admire Turing The post Alan Turing and other historical figures to be replaced with animals on UK banknotes appeared first on Attitude.
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 ...
Never mind Winston Churchill and beavers, here’s what should really be on Bank of England notes
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…
Winston Churchill's granddaughter dismisses right-wing fury over banknote change
Winston Churchill’s granddaughter has dismissed right-wing anger and ‘wokery’ accusations over changes to banknotes. The right have been up in arms this week at more so-called ‘wokery’ after the Bank of England announced historical figures such as Churchill, Jane Austen and Alan Turing would be removed from new banknotes. Instead, the new notes will feature pictures of British wildlife and nature. The move was decided by the Bank of England afte…
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