Report: Two in five Britons believe Muslims cannot integrate into society

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A report by former extremism adviser Sara Khan reveals that 42% of Britons believe Muslims cannot integrate, and 55% think diversity erodes national identity.
The study, "Britain Under Strain," highlights a "structural crisis" of trust in institutions and a "vanishingly small" window for a new PM to act.

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A report by former extremism adviser Sara Khan reveals that 42% of Britons believe Muslims cannot integrate, and 55% think diversity erodes national identity. The study, "Britain Under Strain," highlights a "structural crisis" of trust in institutions and a "vanishingly small" window for a new PM to act.

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