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The Herald reports on Talk/together’s findings in Scotland, which reveal a strong desire to disagree better in debates around independence.

The Telegraph cites new polling from Talk/together, highlighting the public demand to “see past our differences”.

The Guardian reports on findings and polling from Our Chance to Reconnect, the final report of the Talk/together project.

“The latest findings come from the UK’s biggest-ever public survey of what unites and divides society.” – The Sun

The Observer cites new research from Talk/together, revealing that 12.4 million Brits have volunteered during the pandemic.

“What we do share now is a responsibility for how we choose to live with our past today.”

Labour List cites (as-yet unpublished) research from British Future, which reveals that pride in being British is a cross-ethnic norm.

Sunder Katwala writes in The Observer on the Labour Party, flags, identity and ethnicity.

“We don’t hear enough from people who just get on with their everyday lives and are not defined by race.”

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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.