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Majority of Britons Fear Identity Loss, Civil War Looms

7/10/2026

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The More in Common survey of 4,094 adults found that 55% of Britons say their national identity is disappearing.
42% of respondents doubt Muslim integration.
61% say the social contract between institutions and the public has broken down.
29% of 18-to-34-year-olds consider political violence acceptable.
Professor David Betz warned that Britain may have passed the tipping point for civil war because of imposed multiculturalism.

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Story summary

The More in Common survey of 4,094 adults found that 55% of Britons say their national identity is disappearing.
42% of respondents doubt Muslim integration.
61% say the social contract between institutions and the public has broken down.
29% of 18-to-34-year-olds consider political violence acceptable.
Professor David Betz warned that Britain may have passed the tipping point for civil war because of imposed multiculturalism.