Bank of England Replaces Historic Figures with Wildlife on Banknotes


Author: The Daily News Now! March 12, 2026 Duration: 1:22
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Bank of England Replaces Historic Figures with Wildlife on Banknotes

The Bank of England unveils plans to replace historic figures on banknotes with British wildlife, featuring badgers, otters, and more. The change aims to combat counterfeiting and showcase the UKs diverse wildlife. However, lawmakers are pushing back, arguing that figures like Churchill and Austen deserve better. The new notes wont be in circulation for several years.

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