Does iDVD burn DVD's that can play in England?

imac G4 flat screen Mac OS X (10.4.2)

Yes.
Makes region-free DVDs.
You can select PAL or NTSC. I understand most European DVD players can play either.

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Hi
Just my thoughts to add to the excellent answers above.
• BRAND of DVD used - Matters when doing Video-DVDs
Memorex, NoName etc cheap brands usually do NOT work
I only Use Verbatim (more organic dye in these)
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1.) the computer has a DVD player that can handle that flavor of DVD media, DVD RW, DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD DL, etc.
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Yes
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