A large proportion of Brits are also unaware of any problems between the UK and the EU after Brexit.
Nicola Sturgeon invited Boris Johnson to meet her at Bute House - but he declined.
A new paper says ministers' "refusal" to make a schools contingency plan in summer 2020 is "unforgivable".
He was on the show to extoll the benefits of being able to understand Latin quips - because "that's what levelling up is all about".
"I don't know anything but the UK. I went to school here, all my friends are here, all my family is here. If I have to go back, I'm basically dead."
Wales has lost £375m a year in EU economic aid, sparking warnings from ministers of a return to austerity.
The deal would help Sturgeon to outvote anti-independence parties in Holyrood and burnish her green credentials ahead of Cop26.
The chancellor said going to the office is "really beneficial" for young people's careers.
One farm manager said this is because Eastern European workers, who were usually doing the job, had not been available since Brexit.
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