Anglo-Scot
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In Scotland the term Anglo-Scot, sometimes shortened to Anglo, is used to refer to people born in, brought-up in, or long-term resident in England who have significant Scottish ancestry.
Conversely, in England, the term Anglo-Scot may be used to refer to people of dual English and Scottish heritage.
[edit] Notable Anglo-Scots
- William Ewart Gladstone, Prime Minister
- Sandy Lyle, golfer
- Lord Byron, Poet
- David Niven, Actor
- Rod Stewart, musician
- Tony Blair, Prime Minister
- David Cameron, Conservative politician
- Alan Duncan, Conservative politician
- Christopher Fraser, Conservative politician
- Michael Gove, Conservative politician
- James Gray, Conservative politician
- Iain Duncan Smith, Conservative politician
- Andrew Mackay, Conservative politician
- David Maclean, Conservative politician
- Ian Gibson, Labour politician
- Jim Fitzpatrick, Labour politician
- Ian McCartney, Labour politician
- Gordon Prentice, Labour politician
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