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We're proud to be British – but just a little bit anxious, too
7 Jan 2012:Despite some doubts over immigration and the economy, Britons of all stripes are confident about their prospects
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9 Jan 2012: Letters: A shiver must have run down the spines of most Guardianista Scots on reading that Michael Forsyth 'is leading the campaign to preserve the union'
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7 Jan 2012:
Sunder Katwala: This British Future/Observer poll suggests we Britons are confident of who and where we are
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7 Jan 2012:
Despite some doubts over immigration and the economy, Britons of all stripes are confident about their prospects
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7 Jan 2012: Survey by British Future thinktank suggests that we welcome cultural change but have anxieties about its impact
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4 Jan 2012: Suzanne Moore: Englishness is not the preserve of the right
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30 Dec 2011:
Joshua Surtees: Young black people have to locate their missing confidence and the sense that this is their Britain too
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21 Dec 2011: Letters: David Marquand's article on England's identity crisis made interesting reading. But he is incorrect to say the Welsh well is not as deep as the Scottish
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7 Dec 2011: Hugh Muir's piece wondering why Britain is becoming so intolerant touched a few raw nerves and provoked a huge response from readers. Here are just a few of your comments
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7 Dec 2011:
Martin Robbins: Hugh Muir's depiction of an increasingly angry and intolerant society is based on little more than a collection of things he doesn't like. 21st century Britain is probably as great to live in as it has ever been
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5 Dec 2011: Aditya Chakrabortty: The Japanese have been traumatised by their economic stagnation – but this country is in for a much more turbulent time
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28 Nov 2011: Letter: Both the current equalities minister, Lynne Featherstone, and the minister for race and community cohesion, Andrew Stunell, belong to a party which – alone among the main three parties – has no black or Asian MPs
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