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Bellingham, bagpipes and belonging in a United(ish) Kingdom: Lessons for Euro 2028

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By Steve Ballinger
| britishfuture.org
17 July 2026 Three Lions fans faced a bittersweet evening on Wednesday as even Bellingham’s heroics were unable to end a sixty year wait for trophy success. Yet as the World Cup draws to a close, the countdown commences for Euro 2028 – soon to be held across the UK and Ireland. Amidst a feisty debate around our flags, Jake puddle explores whether footy fever can help us to knit more common ground in our national identities in time for the Euros.
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Windrush Day 2026: Polling shows public embraces Windrush as part of Britain’s national story, but young people are unaware still of history.

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By Steve Ballinger
| britishfuture.org
Today marks the 78th anniversary of the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush at Tilbury Docks in 1948 – a moment that has become a defining chapter in Britain’s history. Across the UK, communities have been coming together to celebrate Windrush Day 2026, honouring the Caribbean men, women and families who answered Britain’s call to help rebuild the nation after the Second World War. Their contributions extended far beyond labour and skills.
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More than half of Muslims in Britain experienced prejudice last year – New report

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By Steve Ballinger
| britishfuture.org
More than half of Muslims (56%) experienced prejudice based on their religion in the last year,  but three-quarters (73%) still feel the UK is a good place to be Muslim, according to new research. The research, published in the report ‘Understanding Anti-Muslim Hostility: Foundations for Action’ by British Future and the British Muslim Trust, was based on a survey of 1,013 Muslims in Britain and a further nationally representative survey of 2,000 GB adults by Number Cruncher Politics.
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