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Britain’s greatest talent caught on video

This is GREAT Britain showcases iconic Britons as they reveal what is so great about Britain.

30 Jan 2013 12:00

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Following 2011’s Royal Wedding, the Diamond Jubilee and the 2012 London Olympics, Britain is now more popular than ever and GREAT Britain, the UK government’s largest ever international campaign launched in September 2011, saw a timely celebration of British talent, promoting the UK as one of the very best places to visit, study, work, invest and do business.

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