When the UK celebrates as a nation, tradition reigns. Red, blue and white adorns the cities and revelers take over roads with long tables. CNN breaks down the etiquette and history of these quintessentially British gatherings which have been around for over a century.
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Why Brits celebrate with street parties and how to throw your own
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