41.   The British public no longer has a taste for the man known as Champagne Charlie, particularly after an acrimonious divorce.

42.   The current Labour government pledged not to join without the approval of the British public.

43.   The Kilshaws had tried to turn the case into a trans-Atlantic competition but ended up complaining that they did not get support from the British public.

44.   The Princess of Wales still keeps the presses roaring, and the British public cannot seem to get enough.

45.   The Windsors have been presented to the British public in this century as a symbolic family.

46.   There is certainly evidence that the British public, once relatively unconcerned with the issue, has shifted sharply since the Bulger murder.

47.   They have used the Internet to coordinate far-flung demonstrations and have attracted a good deal of sympathy from the British public despite the inconveniences they are causing.

48.   Though Blair made no reference to the fact, the election was also an indication of the lack of engagement the British public has with its politicians these days.

49.   Twelve months have certainly reduced the animosity the British public felt toward the royals for their rude treatment of Diana.

50.   When the British public was presented the bill for restoring Windsor Castle, outrage erupted.