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- Across England, just over a third of people surveyed saw being English as more significant than being British, with 16% saying they were English, not British and 18% feeling more English than British. Just over a fifth, 22%, consider themselves either more British than English or completely British and not English.
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Jun 3, 2018 · British identity is strongly felt by three-quarters of the BME population. The English identity emerges as more exclusive while the British identity is seen as more inclusive.
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Jun 5, 2018 · Why doesn't England have its own national anthem and why are the English obsessed with tea? These are some of the questions our readers asked about English identity.
Jun 3, 2018 · People in England may feel English, British, something else or a mixture. Our survey tested the relative strengths of people's relationship with different geographies.
- English vs British. Jacqueline Le Sueur. Jacqueline Le Sueur wanted to know if the people surveyed thought of themselves as more English or British. Eight out of 10 people in England identify strongly as English, a survey of 20,000 people found.
- Patriotism vs nationalism. Roy Williams in Stoke-on-Trent has covered his house in over 40 England flags in preparation for the World Cup. "Why are all the home nations, except England, allowed to be patriotic?"
- Costume drama. Getty Images. Beefeaters wear one of the many costumes associated with England. "Why doesn't England have a national costume?" asked one reader who wanted to be anonymous.
- A nation of tea lovers. Getty Images. A nice cup of tea can cure all manner of ills in England. Wade Jones, 28, from Nottinghamshire asked this question after his near-obsessive tea-drinking was remarked upon by his international flatmates at university.
Feb 14, 2019 · While only a minority of English residents of any identity feel they have real influence at local and national level, the primarily English are least to feel well represented. They are significantly more likely to support an English Parliament, and to want the interests of England to be prioritised over the future of the union.
Mar 11, 2019 · The largest survey of attitudes on Englishness by the BBC last year, involving 20,000 respondents, indicated that 82% of people in England felty strongly about their British identity, where as only 80% felt strongly about their English identity.
Sep 30, 2013 · About half of people with black or Asian ethnicity picked British. The British identity reflects the increasing diversity of our society. It is a similar story with religion - the faith group...
