Stephen ScourfieldGuestPenny ThomasHostBut Scotland is one quarter of the UK and it shares a land border with England to the south.
And according to the National Records of Scotland, the country's population is slightly over 5,490,000.
Okay, and Scotland's national animal is the unicorn, a symbol of strength and purity.

Well, the kangaroo and wallaby are on the crest, on the coat, which the unicorn is on Scotland's.
Okay, so what's the official language that they speak over in Scotland? Well, Penny, we might have funny accents, but...
But Scotland is one quarter of the UK and it shares a land border with England to the south.
And according to the National Records of Scotland, the country's population is slightly over 5,490,000.
Okay, and Scotland's national animal is the unicorn, a symbol of strength and purity.

Well, the kangaroo and wallaby are on the crest, on the coat, which the unicorn is on Scotland's.
Okay, so what's the official language that they speak over in Scotland? Well, Penny, we might have funny accents, but...
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