The i cites British Future’s recommendations to review the content of the Life in the UK citizenship test.
The Star cites British Future on shifts in British and English identity.
The Washington Post quotes Sunder Katwala on British political reactions to the Trump’s ‘stop the steal’ campaign.
The Economist asks Sunder Katwala how European nationals remaining in Britain will continue to shape the country after Brexit.
The i interviews Sunder Katwala after figures reveal that 32% of hospitals have no BAME representatives round their top table.
Regional newspapers quote British Future on the impact that new immigration rules will have on social care and hospitality businesses.
“Citizenship is meaningful, but we do not make it special by creating unnecessary hurdles.”
“The UK should celebrate citizenship and work to remove barriers such as prohibitively expensive fees.”
Alberto Costa MP writes for ConservativeHome on the new ‘Barriers to Britishness’ report from the independent inquiry on citizenship policy.
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British Future reports examine public attitudes and make recommendations for change on topics ranging from future immigration and integration policy to how communications can help combat prejudice.