The document provides information about London and Bonfire Night celebrations in the United Kingdom. It notes that London is the capital of the UK, and lists several of its landmarks. It then discusses the Gunpowder Plot of 1605, when a man attempted to blow up the British Parliament but was caught, and describes how Bonfire Night commemorates his failed attempt on November 5th each year with fireworks, bonfires and other festivities.

1. November 5th

2.  Capital of the United Kingdom
 Population 8.539 million in 2015
 Madrid is the Capital of Spain
 Population of Madrid 3.165 million 2015

3.  Tower Bridge
 Big Ben and Parliment
 St. Paul´s Cathedral
 Hyde Park

4.  The river that runs through London is River
Thames.

5.  King and Queen
 Princes and Princesses

6.  The Royal Palace of London is called
Buckigham Palace and the Royal Family lives
there.

7.  Red Bus
 Telephone Booth
 Bobbies (police)
 Beefeaters
 Fish and Chips

8.  Brief History: A man
plotted against the
British Parliment and
attempted to burn
down the
government
buildings. His plan
was foiled and he was
sentenced to death
by fire.

9.  The villain behind the
gunpowder plot
attempted to ignite
explosives. He was
caught red-handed
with matches. He
wanted to destroy
King James Empire.
Londoners celebrate
his capture.

10.  Remember Remember the 5th of November
gunpowder, treason and plot.
I see no reason why gunpowder treason
Should ever be forgot!
Hip Hip Hooray
It´s Bonfire Day!

11.  Today Bonfire Night is celebrated with
fireworks, bonfires and big parties with family
and friends.They celebrate their freedom and
culture.