On the recordOctober 9, 2026
That is different from national identity. That is whether or not you ascribe to, you assimilate to, our heritage, our culture, our norms, our manners.
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Robert Jenrick
Reform UK
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theguardian.comThat is different from national identity. That is whether or not you ascribe to, you assimilate to, our heritage, our culture, our norms, our manners.
Clarifying the distinction between ethnicity and national identity.
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