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British Teens Show Identity Pride Amid Migration Concerns

9/8/2025

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A More in Common survey shows 49% of British teenagers feel proud of their identity, surpassing their parents.
Only 10% of teens report feeling ashamed, compared to 15% of the general population.
A gender gap exists: 57% of boys express pride, while only 39% of girls do.
Concerns about mass migration rise, with 44% of teens believing the government inadequately addresses the issue.
The Labour government's voting decision for 16-17-year-olds may benefit Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party, which appeals to youth.

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Story summary

A More in Common survey shows 49% of British teenagers feel proud of their identity, surpassing their parents.
Only 10% of teens report feeling ashamed, compared to 15% of the general population.
A gender gap exists: 57% of boys express pride, while only 39% of girls do.
Concerns about mass migration rise, with 44% of teens believing the government inadequately addresses the issue.
The Labour government's voting decision for 16-17-year-olds may benefit Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party, which appeals to youth.