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What is national pride?
National pride is a feeling of love and loyalty towards one's country, often linked to shared culture, history, and values. The poll shows a significant drop in this feeling among British people since 2011, suggesting a shift in how individuals connect with their national identity. This decline contrasts with a rise in local community attachment.
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