United Kingdom

UK is home to the longest monarchy in history. It is the most popular destination for migrants to Europe and there are different ethnic groups and religions established in all parts of the UK.
Most children in the UK are educated in state funded schools financed through the tax system and so parents do not have to pay directly for the cost of education. Private schools are also available where students will have to pay minimal fees.
The UK has some of the most famous Universities in the world. They are mostly all state financed and residents and citizens of the UK and the EU will pay fees of around £ 1,175 to £ 3,000 per year for tuition. International students on the other hand will pay almost double the amount - from £ 6,000 to £ 10,000 annually.
The economy of the UK is said to be growing with its inclusion into the European Union. In London, income is generally higher, ranging from a minimum of £ 10,500 to around £ 40,000 and outside London, around £ 7,000 to around £ 30,000.
The cost of renting a one bedroom apartment is around £ 600 per month and a 2 to 3 bedroom house is around £ 12,000 a month. These rates are around the London and city areas. The prices will be lower the further away from London you are. The cost of buying a house in London is upwards of £ 100,000 but there are several mortgage and loan schemes available to residents and citizens.
Health care in the UK is amongst the best in the world, and the state ensures that citizens and residents receive a comprehensive and free health service at all times through the National Health Service. Private hospitals and health care too is available for patients are willing to pay for medical services.
FYI - Sports are very popular in the U.K. Football, golf, tennis and cricket are all played there. Rugby Union and Rugby League are also considered national sports.