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General · 8 July 2026

42% of Britons Doubt Muslim Integration

42% of Britons Doubt Muslim Integration

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Public trust between communities could weaken as views on identity and belonging become more divided. A report released on Wednesday, based on a More in Common poll of more than 4,000 adults, found 42% believed Muslims can’t integrate into UK society. It also found 85% of British Muslims support integration, while 71% of Reform UK supporters shared that view.

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