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No! You certainly donot have to study both!
You select the variant that you feel will be most suitable for your future
If you plan to remain in the UK, it seems to me that you would sensibly select the English variant. But if you see your future anywhere other than in the UK, then global may be more appropriate
You will need to have passed the English variant if, at some time in the future, you wish to practice as a qualified practitioner in the UK but if you have no such ambition, either variant will do
From my own personal perspective, I prefer the English variant – I find it more fun. The global variant is rather more dry with fewer stories to liven up the subject
If your question is asking about the differences in the syllabus, you can check that out for yourself by looking at the two syllabi from the ACCA website and making the comparison
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