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BBC Asian Network – Lifestyle Survey July 2018

Methodology: ComRes surveyed 2,026 British Asians over the telephone (CATI methodology) in July 2018. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules. Full tables at www.comresglobal.com

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Q1. Which of the following are most important to you for helping define your identity? Please select the two most important...... 1 BASE: All respondents

Q2. Would you be offended or not if a family member was having sex before marriage? ...... 5 BASE: All respondents

Q2B. Have you had sex before marriage? ...... 9 BASE: All respondents

Q3. Do you think same sex relationships are morally acceptable or not? ...... 13 BASE: All respondents

Q3B. Have you ever had a romantic or sexual encounter with someone who is the same sex as you? ...... 17 BASE: All respondents

Q.4-1 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Ethnic group - ...... 21 BASE: All respondents

Q.4-2 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Religion - ...... 25 BASE: All respondents

Q.4-3 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Nationality - ...... 29 BASE: All respondents

Q.4-4 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Political leaning - ...... 33 BASE: All respondents

Q4. Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: ...... 37 BASE: All respondents

Q5. If a member of your family married someone from a different ethnic group, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? ...... 38 BASE: All respondents

Q5B. If a member of your family married someone from a different religion, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? ...... 42 BASE: All respondents

Q6. If you had a son or daughter old enough to marry, how would you expect their marriage partner to be found? ...... 46 BASE: All respondents

Q7. Are cultural traditions being passed down through the generations in your family, or are they dying out? ...... 50 BASE: All respondents

Q7AA. Have you ever toned down your Asian identity or changed your behaviour in order to fit in? ...... 54 BASE: All respondents

Q7A. Can you speak an Asian language? ...... 58 BASE: All respondents

Q7B. Has this caused difficulties in communicating with your family? ...... 62 BASE: All respondents

Q8. In your view, does Asian culture value fair skin more than dark skin, or not? ...... 66 BASE: All respondents

Q9. Which of the following words or phrases would you use to describe culture? ...... 70 BASE: All respondents

Q10. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'racist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? ...... 77 BASE: All respondents

Q10B. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'sexist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? ...... 81 BASE: All respondents

Q11. Is religion important to you? ...... 85 BASE: All respondents

Q11B. How important would you say religion is to your family? ...... 89 Page: ii Table of Contents

BASE: All respondents

Q12. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Religion is a cause of division and conflict in society? ...... 93 BASE: All respondents

Q13a. How do you feel about Brexit? ...... 97 BASE: All respondents

Q13. In the last couple of years do you think Britain has become a more or less tolerant place? ...... 101 BASE: All respondents

Q14. Do you think the level of immigration in the UK is currently too high, about right or too low? ...... 105 BASE: All respondents

Q15. Have you noticed a difference in how other people have treated you following terrorist attacks in Britain, or not? ...... 109 BASE: All respondents

Q15A. Have people treated you.. (select all that apply) ...... 113 BASE: All respondents

Q16. In general, do you trust the police in Britain or not? ...... 117 BASE: All respondents

Q17. In international tournaments would you support any of the following international football teams, or not? ...... 121 BASE: All respondents

Q18. In cricket which team, if any, do you support? ...... 125 BASE: All respondents

Q19. Do you think Britain should remain a monarchy with a Queen or King as the head of state or should it become a republic without a royal family? ...... 129 BASE: All respondents

Q20. Is Britain somewhere you feel you can fulfill your aspirations and ambitions, or not? ...... 133 BASE: All respondents Page 1 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q1. Which of the following are most important to you for helping define your identity? Please select the two most important. BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Occupation 332 172 70 35 20 35 141 191 16.39% 19.41% 11.95% 14.89% 25.64% 14.52% 15.70% 16.93% C CDF

Ethnicity 440 206 116 54 16 48 197 243 21.72% 23.25% 19.80% 22.98% 20.51% 19.92% 21.94% 21.54%

Religion 738 226 300 109 22 81 312 426 36.43% 25.51% 51.19% 46.38% 28.21% 33.61% 34.74% 37.77% BEF BEF B

Position in the family 109 48 29 8 4 20 51 58 5.38% 5.42% 4.95% 3.40% 5.13% 8.30% 5.68% 5.14% D

Class 116 50 41 8 6 11 60 56 5.73% 5.64% 7.00% 3.40% 7.69% 4.56% 6.68% 4.96% D

Sexual identity 55 17 19 8 1 10 30 25 2.71% 1.92% 3.24% 3.40% 1.28% 4.15% 3.34% 2.22% B

Nationality 673 307 192 73 27 74 296 377 33.22% 34.65% 32.76% 31.06% 34.62% 30.71% 32.96% 33.42%

Country of heritage/ where your family or grandparents are 318 179 60 33 10 36 134 184 from 15.70% 20.20% 10.24% 14.04% 12.82% 14.94% 14.92% 16.31% CD

Gender/ sex 383 167 108 36 12 60 158 225 18.90% 18.85% 18.43% 15.32% 15.38% 24.90% 17.59% 19.95% BCD

Age 249 109 68 30 14 28 114 135 12.29% 12.30% 11.60% 12.77% 17.95% 11.62% 12.69% 11.97%

Political leaning 70 30 23 6 3 8 41 29 3.46% 3.39% 3.92% 2.55% 3.85% 3.32% 4.57% 2.57% H

Other, please state 33 15 7 5 1 5 16 17 1.63% 1.69% 1.19% 2.13% 1.28% 2.07% 1.78% 1.51%

Sigma 3516 1526 1033 405 136 416 1550 1966 173.54% 172.23% 176.28% 172.34% 174.36% 172.61% 172.61% 174.29% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 2 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q1. Which of the following are most important to you for helping define your identity? Please select the two most important. BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Occupation 175 123 32 155 131 201 143 189 213 107 15.56% 16.67% 21.33% 17.45% 18.45% 15.27% 14.58% 18.09% 14.34% 22.06% O Q

Ethnicity 261 153 25 178 160 280 214 226 338 95 23.20% 20.73% 16.67% 20.05% 22.54% 21.28% 21.81% 21.63% 22.76% 19.59%

Religion 436 264 32 296 226 512 405 333 689 41 38.76% 35.77% 21.33% 33.33% 31.83% 38.91% 41.28% 31.87% 46.40% 8.45% KL K K M P R

Position in the family 53 44 10 54 36 73 59 50 88 18 4.71% 5.96% 6.67% 6.08% 5.07% 5.55% 6.01% 4.78% 5.93% 3.71%

Class 61 41 13 54 41 75 56 60 76 37 5.42% 5.56% 8.67% 6.08% 5.77% 5.70% 5.71% 5.74% 5.12% 7.63% Q

Sexual identity 34 17 4 21 18 37 28 27 33 20 3.02% 2.30% 2.67% 2.36% 2.54% 2.81% 2.85% 2.58% 2.22% 4.12% Q

Nationality 331 273 66 339 210 463 344 329 479 176 29.42% 36.99% 44.00% 38.18% 29.58% 35.18% 35.07% 31.48% 32.26% 36.29% I I I M

Country of heritage/ where your family or grandparents are 158 128 32 160 134 184 125 193 228 84 from 14.04% 17.34% 21.33% 18.02% 18.87% 13.98% 12.74% 18.47% 15.35% 17.32% I I N O

Gender/ sex 223 133 25 158 142 241 180 203 261 115 19.82% 18.02% 16.67% 17.79% 20.00% 18.31% 18.35% 19.43% 17.58% 23.71% Q

Age 166 71 8 79 96 153 113 136 156 80 14.76% 9.62% 5.33% 8.90% 13.52% 11.63% 11.52% 13.01% 10.51% 16.49% JKL Q

Political leaning 44 21 5 26 28 42 33 37 39 30 3.91% 2.85% 3.33% 2.93% 3.94% 3.19% 3.36% 3.54% 2.63% 6.19% Q

Other, please state 15 15 3 18 13 20 13 20 19 12 1.33% 2.03% 2.00% 2.03% 1.83% 1.52% 1.33% 1.91% 1.28% 2.47%

Sigma 1957 1283 255 1538 1235 2281 1713 1803 2619 815 173.96% 173.85% 170.00% 173.20% 173.94% 173.33% 174.62% 172.54% 176.36% 168.04% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 3 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q1. Which of the following are most important to you for helping define your identity? Please select the two most important. BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Occupation 95 141 222 65 243 49 98 178 56 15.60% 17.28% 18.59% 12.70% 16.71% 17.88% 18.77% 16.75% 12.70% V a a

Ethnicity 130 196 237 131 323 54 89 259 92 21.35% 24.02% 19.85% 25.59% 22.21% 19.71% 17.05% 24.37% 20.86% U Y

Religion 204 317 416 202 527 110 170 382 186 33.50% 38.85% 34.84% 39.45% 36.24% 40.15% 32.57% 35.94% 42.18% S YZ

Position in the family 44 35 71 24 82 10 23 43 43 7.22% 4.29% 5.95% 4.69% 5.64% 3.65% 4.41% 4.05% 9.75% T YZ

Class 44 47 65 37 77 20 33 54 29 7.22% 5.76% 5.44% 7.23% 5.30% 7.30% 6.32% 5.08% 6.58%

Sexual identity 21 19 30 16 41 7 15 26 14 3.45% 2.33% 2.51% 3.13% 2.82% 2.55% 2.87% 2.45% 3.17%

Nationality 210 258 434 150 494 75 162 366 145 34.48% 31.62% 36.35% 29.30% 33.98% 27.37% 31.03% 34.43% 32.88% V X

Country of heritage/ where your family or grandparents are 83 147 195 70 232 45 66 195 57 from 13.63% 18.01% 16.33% 13.67% 15.96% 16.42% 12.64% 18.34% 12.93% S Ya

Gender/ sex 125 151 225 96 282 55 129 178 76 20.53% 18.50% 18.84% 18.75% 19.39% 20.07% 24.71% 16.75% 17.23% Za

Age 81 74 140 61 171 30 79 117 53 13.30% 9.07% 11.73% 11.91% 11.76% 10.95% 15.13% 11.01% 12.02% T Z

Political leaning 25 34 37 22 47 13 14 35 21 4.11% 4.17% 3.10% 4.30% 3.23% 4.74% 2.68% 3.29% 4.76%

Other, please state 8 14 15 13 25 4 10 22 1 1.31% 1.72% 1.26% 2.54% 1.72% 1.46% 1.92% 2.07% .23% a a

Sigma 1070 1433 2087 887 2544 472 888 1855 773 175.70% 175.61% 174.79% 173.24% 174.97% 172.26% 170.11% 174.51% 175.28% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 4 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q1. Which of the following are most important to you for helping define your identity? Please select the two most important. BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Occupation 293 71 39 131 103 30 68 174 158 16.23% 15.33% 17.65% 12.83% 21.68% 15.87% 19.94% 14.54% 19.06% e e i

Ethnicity 410 111 30 226 112 50 52 252 188 22.71% 23.97% 13.57% 22.14% 23.58% 26.46% 15.25% 21.05% 22.68% d d h h h

Religion 687 171 51 541 94 59 44 472 266 38.06% 36.93% 23.08% 52.99% 19.79% 31.22% 12.90% 39.43% 32.09% d d fgh h fh j

Position in the family 96 31 13 50 26 11 22 61 48 5.32% 6.70% 5.88% 4.90% 5.47% 5.82% 6.45% 5.10% 5.79%

Class 101 32 15 50 31 13 22 63 53 5.60% 6.91% 6.79% 4.90% 6.53% 6.88% 6.45% 5.26% 6.39%

Sexual identity 49 12 6 27 9 3 16 35 20 2.71% 2.59% 2.71% 2.64% 1.89% 1.59% 4.69% 2.92% 2.41% f

Nationality 599 148 74 312 186 57 118 400 273 33.19% 31.97% 33.48% 30.56% 39.16% 30.16% 34.60% 33.42% 32.93% eg

Country of heritage/ where your family or grandparents are 289 65 29 126 102 30 60 180 138 from 16.01% 14.04% 13.12% 12.34% 21.47% 15.87% 17.60% 15.04% 16.65% e e

Gender/ sex 325 76 58 176 91 37 79 245 138 18.01% 16.41% 26.24% 17.24% 19.16% 19.58% 23.17% 20.47% 16.65% bc e j

Age 201 61 48 117 59 22 51 147 102 11.14% 13.17% 21.72% 11.46% 12.42% 11.64% 14.96% 12.28% 12.30% bc

Political leaning 62 18 8 27 15 6 22 36 34 3.43% 3.89% 3.62% 2.64% 3.16% 3.17% 6.45% 3.01% 4.10% ef

Other, please state 25 6 8 10 10 2 11 19 14 1.39% 1.30% 3.62% .98% 2.11% 1.06% 3.23% 1.59% 1.69% bc e

Sigma 3137 802 379 1793 838 320 565 2084 1432 173.80% 173.22% 171.49% 175.61% 176.42% 169.31% 165.69% 174.10% 172.74% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 5 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q2. Would you be offended or not if a family member was having sex before marriage? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Would be offended 687 221 261 106 25 74 299 388 33.91% 24.94% 44.54% 45.11% 32.05% 30.71% 33.30% 34.40% BEF BEF

Would not be offended 1032 556 204 96 45 131 478 554 50.94% 62.75% 34.81% 40.85% 57.69% 54.36% 53.23% 49.11% CDF CD CD

Don't know/prefer not to say 307 109 121 33 8 36 121 186 15.15% 12.30% 20.65% 14.04% 10.26% 14.94% 13.47% 16.49% BDE

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 6 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q2. Would you be offended or not if a family member was having sex before marriage? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Would be offended 390 258 35 293 230 457 356 331 615 63 34.67% 34.96% 23.33% 33.00% 32.39% 34.73% 36.29% 31.67% 41.41% 12.99% K K K P R

Would not be offended 563 372 92 464 386 646 459 573 626 384 50.04% 50.41% 61.33% 52.25% 54.37% 49.09% 46.79% 54.83% 42.15% 79.18% IJL N O Q

Don't know/prefer not to say 172 108 23 131 94 213 166 141 244 38 15.29% 14.63% 15.33% 14.75% 13.24% 16.19% 16.92% 13.49% 16.43% 7.84% P R

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 7 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q2. Would you be offended or not if a family member was having sex before marriage? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Would be offended 249 261 389 215 486 112 159 336 192 40.89% 31.99% 32.58% 41.99% 33.43% 40.88% 30.46% 31.61% 43.54% T U W YZ

Would not be offended 303 446 642 248 779 131 295 565 172 49.75% 54.66% 53.77% 48.44% 53.58% 47.81% 56.51% 53.15% 39.00% V a a

Don't know/prefer not to say 57 109 163 49 189 31 68 162 77 9.36% 13.36% 13.65% 9.57% 13.00% 11.31% 13.03% 15.24% 17.46% S V

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 8 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q2. Would you be offended or not if a family member was having sex before marriage? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Would be offended 647 185 40 480 115 40 52 363 324 35.84% 39.96% 18.10% 47.01% 24.21% 21.16% 15.25% 30.33% 39.08% d d fgh h i

Would not be offended 883 220 149 342 306 129 255 647 385 48.92% 47.52% 67.42% 33.50% 64.42% 68.25% 74.78% 54.05% 46.44% bc e e ef j

Don't know/prefer not to say 275 58 32 199 54 20 34 187 120 15.24% 12.53% 14.48% 19.49% 11.37% 10.58% 9.97% 15.62% 14.48% fgh

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 9 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q2B. Have you had sex before marriage? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes 739 415 148 56 29 91 384 355 36.48% 46.84% 25.26% 23.83% 37.18% 37.76% 42.76% 31.47% CDF CD CD H

No 1080 385 385 149 40 121 432 648 53.31% 43.45% 65.70% 63.40% 51.28% 50.21% 48.11% 57.45% BEF BF G

Prefer not to say 207 86 53 30 9 29 82 125 10.22% 9.71% 9.04% 12.77% 11.54% 12.03% 9.13% 11.08%

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 10 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q2B. Have you had sex before marriage? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes 354 317 66 383 291 448 319 420 446 280 31.47% 42.95% 44.00% 43.13% 40.99% 34.04% 32.52% 40.19% 30.03% 57.73% I I I N O Q

No 670 336 65 401 347 733 563 517 902 159 59.56% 45.53% 43.33% 45.16% 48.87% 55.70% 57.39% 49.47% 60.74% 32.78% JKL M P R

Prefer not to say 101 85 19 104 72 135 99 108 137 46 8.98% 11.52% 12.67% 11.71% 10.14% 10.26% 10.09% 10.33% 9.23% 9.48% I

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 11 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q2B. Have you had sex before marriage? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes 231 327 458 194 559 106 238 381 120 37.93% 40.07% 38.36% 37.89% 38.45% 38.69% 45.59% 35.84% 27.21% Za a

No 335 415 622 281 757 146 236 561 283 55.01% 50.86% 52.09% 54.88% 52.06% 53.28% 45.21% 52.78% 64.17% Y YZ

Prefer not to say 43 74 114 37 138 22 48 121 38 7.06% 9.07% 9.55% 7.23% 9.49% 8.03% 9.20% 11.38% 8.62%

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 12 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q2B. Have you had sex before marriage? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes 638 199 101 243 203 105 188 459 280 35.35% 42.98% 45.70% 23.80% 42.74% 55.56% 55.13% 38.35% 33.78% b b e ef ef j

No 988 232 92 673 226 64 117 617 463 54.74% 50.11% 41.63% 65.92% 47.58% 33.86% 34.31% 51.55% 55.85% d d fgh gh

Prefer not to say 179 32 28 105 46 20 36 121 86 9.92% 6.91% 12.67% 10.28% 9.68% 10.58% 10.56% 10.11% 10.37% c c

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 13 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q3. Do you think same sex relationships are morally acceptable or not? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Same sex relationships are acceptable 873 476 172 76 37 112 380 493 43.09% 53.72% 29.35% 32.34% 47.44% 46.47% 42.32% 43.71% CDF CD CD

Same sex relationships are not acceptable 721 252 265 101 26 77 345 376 35.59% 28.44% 45.22% 42.98% 33.33% 31.95% 38.42% 33.33% BEF BF H

Don't know/prefer not to say 432 158 149 58 15 52 173 259 21.32% 17.83% 25.43% 24.68% 19.23% 21.58% 19.27% 22.96% B B G

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 14 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q3. Do you think same sex relationships are morally acceptable or not? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Same sex relationships are acceptable 490 315 63 378 325 548 397 476 504 353 43.56% 42.68% 42.00% 42.57% 45.77% 41.64% 40.47% 45.55% 33.94% 72.78% O Q

Same sex relationships are not acceptable 397 270 52 322 239 482 370 351 644 70 35.29% 36.59% 34.67% 36.26% 33.66% 36.63% 37.72% 33.59% 43.37% 14.43% R

Don't know/prefer not to say 238 153 35 188 146 286 214 218 337 62 21.16% 20.73% 23.33% 21.17% 20.56% 21.73% 21.81% 20.86% 22.69% 12.78% R

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 15 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q3. Do you think same sex relationships are morally acceptable or not? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Same sex relationships are acceptable 264 384 556 199 664 108 229 496 148 43.35% 47.06% 46.57% 38.87% 45.67% 39.42% 43.87% 46.66% 33.56% V a a

Same sex relationships are not acceptable 244 277 411 220 514 118 187 344 190 40.07% 33.95% 34.42% 42.97% 35.35% 43.07% 35.82% 32.36% 43.08% T U W YZ

Don't know/prefer not to say 101 155 227 93 276 48 106 223 103 16.58% 19.00% 19.01% 18.16% 18.98% 17.52% 20.31% 20.98% 23.36%

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 16 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q3. Do you think same sex relationships are morally acceptable or not? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Same sex relationships are acceptable 745 181 128 266 263 119 225 558 315 41.27% 39.09% 57.92% 26.05% 55.37% 62.96% 65.98% 46.62% 38.00% bc e e ef j

Same sex relationships are not acceptable 674 181 47 490 121 42 68 375 346 37.34% 39.09% 21.27% 47.99% 25.47% 22.22% 19.94% 31.33% 41.74% d d fgh i

Don't know/prefer not to say 386 101 46 265 91 28 48 264 168 21.39% 21.81% 20.81% 25.95% 19.16% 14.81% 14.08% 22.06% 20.27% fgh

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 17 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q3B. Have you ever had a romantic or sexual encounter with someone who is the same sex as you? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes 200 87 60 19 3 31 86 114 9.87% 9.82% 10.24% 8.09% 3.85% 12.86% 9.58% 10.11% E

No 1733 778 492 201 72 190 775 958 85.54% 87.81% 83.96% 85.53% 92.31% 78.84% 86.30% 84.93% CF F

Prefer not to say 93 21 34 15 3 20 37 56 4.59% 2.37% 5.80% 6.38% 3.85% 8.30% 4.12% 4.96% B B B

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 18 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q3B. Have you ever had a romantic or sexual encounter with someone who is the same sex as you? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes 129 63 8 71 62 138 108 92 139 59 11.47% 8.54% 5.33% 8.00% 8.73% 10.49% 11.01% 8.80% 9.36% 12.16% JKL

No 946 637 138 775 620 1113 818 915 1297 402 84.09% 86.31% 92.00% 87.27% 87.32% 84.57% 83.38% 87.56% 87.34% 82.89% I I O R

Prefer not to say 50 38 4 42 28 65 55 38 49 24 4.44% 5.15% 2.67% 4.73% 3.94% 4.94% 5.61% 3.64% 3.30% 4.95% P

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 19 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q3B. Have you ever had a romantic or sexual encounter with someone who is the same sex as you? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes 99 56 130 52 162 25 60 93 47 16.26% 6.86% 10.89% 10.16% 11.14% 9.12% 11.49% 8.75% 10.66% T

No 493 735 1019 443 1247 240 444 916 373 80.95% 90.07% 85.34% 86.52% 85.76% 87.59% 85.06% 86.17% 84.58% S

Prefer not to say 17 25 45 17 45 9 18 54 21 2.79% 3.06% 3.77% 3.32% 3.09% 3.28% 3.45% 5.08% 4.76%

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 20 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q3B. Have you ever had a romantic or sexual encounter with someone who is the same sex as you? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes 172 65 28 89 49 23 39 112 88 9.53% 14.04% 12.67% 8.72% 10.32% 12.17% 11.44% 9.36% 10.62% b

No 1550 373 183 880 410 159 284 1024 709 85.87% 80.56% 82.81% 86.19% 86.32% 84.13% 83.28% 85.55% 85.52% c

Prefer not to say 83 25 10 52 16 7 18 61 32 4.60% 5.40% 4.52% 5.09% 3.37% 3.70% 5.28% 5.10% 3.86%

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 21 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-1 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Ethnic group - BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes, I would be offended 325 132 109 32 9 43 150 175 16.04% 14.90% 18.60% 13.62% 11.54% 17.84% 16.70% 15.51%

No, I wouldn't be offended 1501 677 412 182 59 171 655 846 74.09% 76.41% 70.31% 77.45% 75.64% 70.95% 72.94% 75.00% C C

Don't know 200 77 65 21 10 27 93 107 9.87% 8.69% 11.09% 8.94% 12.82% 11.20% 10.36% 9.49%

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 22 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-1 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Ethnic group - BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes, I would be offended 186 124 14 138 113 212 161 164 282 38 16.53% 16.80% 9.33% 15.54% 15.92% 16.11% 16.41% 15.69% 18.99% 7.84% K K K R

No, I wouldn't be offended 842 533 118 651 539 962 710 791 1062 414 74.84% 72.22% 78.67% 73.31% 75.92% 73.10% 72.38% 75.69% 71.52% 85.36% Q

Don't know 97 81 18 99 58 142 110 90 141 33 8.62% 10.98% 12.00% 11.15% 8.17% 10.79% 11.21% 8.61% 9.49% 6.80% P

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 23 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-1 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Ethnic group - BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes, I would be offended 171 78 197 101 221 59 79 135 111 28.08% 9.56% 16.50% 19.73% 15.20% 21.53% 15.13% 12.70% 25.17% T W YZ

No, I wouldn't be offended 396 684 900 370 1124 192 396 828 277 65.02% 83.82% 75.38% 72.27% 77.30% 70.07% 75.86% 77.89% 62.81% S X a a

Don't know 42 54 97 41 109 23 47 100 53 6.90% 6.62% 8.12% 8.01% 7.50% 8.39% 9.00% 9.41% 12.02%

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 24 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-1 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Ethnic group - BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes, I would be offended 306 111 19 173 78 33 41 165 160 16.95% 23.97% 8.60% 16.94% 16.42% 17.46% 12.02% 13.78% 19.30% d bd h i

No, I wouldn't be offended 1316 312 185 740 348 137 276 926 575 72.91% 67.39% 83.71% 72.48% 73.26% 72.49% 80.94% 77.36% 69.36% c bc efg j

Don't know 183 40 17 108 49 19 24 106 94 10.14% 8.64% 7.69% 10.58% 10.32% 10.05% 7.04% 8.86% 11.34%

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 25 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-2 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Religion - BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes, I would be offended 485 162 190 66 16 51 208 277 23.94% 18.28% 32.42% 28.09% 20.51% 21.16% 23.16% 24.56% BEF B

No, I wouldn't be offended 1305 657 307 136 50 155 583 722 64.41% 74.15% 52.39% 57.87% 64.10% 64.32% 64.92% 64.01% CDF C

Don't know 236 67 89 33 12 35 107 129 11.65% 7.56% 15.19% 14.04% 15.38% 14.52% 11.92% 11.44% B B B B

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 26 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-2 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Religion - BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes, I would be offended 289 177 14 191 165 320 252 233 438 42 25.69% 23.98% 9.33% 21.51% 23.24% 24.32% 25.69% 22.30% 29.49% 8.66% KL K K R

No, I wouldn't be offended 710 469 120 589 468 837 605 700 867 412 63.11% 63.55% 80.00% 66.33% 65.92% 63.60% 61.67% 66.99% 58.38% 84.95% IJL O Q

Don't know 126 92 16 108 77 159 124 112 180 31 11.20% 12.47% 10.67% 12.16% 10.85% 12.08% 12.64% 10.72% 12.12% 6.39% R

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 27 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-2 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Religion - BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes, I would be offended 190 172 286 144 342 80 105 231 149 31.20% 21.08% 23.95% 28.13% 23.52% 29.20% 20.11% 21.73% 33.79% T W YZ

No, I wouldn't be offended 381 568 790 323 975 169 368 701 236 62.56% 69.61% 66.16% 63.09% 67.06% 61.68% 70.50% 65.95% 53.51% S a a

Don't know 38 76 118 45 137 25 49 131 56 6.24% 9.31% 9.88% 8.79% 9.42% 9.12% 9.39% 12.32% 12.70% S

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 28 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-2 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Religion - BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes, I would be offended 462 149 23 329 83 38 35 255 230 25.60% 32.18% 10.41% 32.22% 17.47% 20.11% 10.26% 21.30% 27.74% d bd fgh h h i

No, I wouldn't be offended 1132 257 173 540 352 132 281 788 517 62.71% 55.51% 78.28% 52.89% 74.11% 69.84% 82.40% 65.83% 62.36% c bc e e efg

Don't know 211 57 25 152 40 19 25 154 82 11.69% 12.31% 11.31% 14.89% 8.42% 10.05% 7.33% 12.87% 9.89% fh j

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 29 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-3 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Nationality - BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes, I would be offended 267 110 85 28 15 29 120 147 13.18% 12.42% 14.51% 11.91% 19.23% 12.03% 13.36% 13.03%

No, I wouldn't be offended 1614 724 453 190 53 194 711 903 79.66% 81.72% 77.30% 80.85% 67.95% 80.50% 79.18% 80.05% CE E E

Don't know 145 52 48 17 10 18 67 78 7.16% 5.87% 8.19% 7.23% 12.82% 7.47% 7.46% 6.91% B

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 30 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-3 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Nationality - BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes, I would be offended 164 94 9 103 93 174 139 128 226 36 14.58% 12.74% 6.00% 11.60% 13.10% 13.22% 14.17% 12.25% 15.22% 7.42% K K K R

No, I wouldn't be offended 886 589 128 717 576 1038 763 851 1161 424 78.76% 79.81% 85.33% 80.74% 81.13% 78.88% 77.78% 81.44% 78.18% 87.42% O Q

Don't know 75 55 13 68 41 104 79 66 98 25 6.67% 7.45% 8.67% 7.66% 5.77% 7.90% 8.05% 6.32% 6.60% 5.15%

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 31 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-3 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Nationality - BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes, I would be offended 142 60 163 81 179 53 71 104 92 23.32% 7.35% 13.65% 15.82% 12.31% 19.34% 13.60% 9.78% 20.86% T W Z YZ

No, I wouldn't be offended 436 726 971 398 1210 209 417 889 308 71.59% 88.97% 81.32% 77.73% 83.22% 76.28% 79.89% 83.63% 69.84% S X a a

Don't know 31 30 60 33 65 12 34 70 41 5.09% 3.68% 5.03% 6.45% 4.47% 4.38% 6.51% 6.59% 9.30%

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 32 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-3 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Nationality - BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes, I would be offended 251 97 16 139 76 25 27 128 139 13.91% 20.95% 7.24% 13.61% 16.00% 13.23% 7.92% 10.69% 16.77% d bd h h h i

No, I wouldn't be offended 1428 338 186 803 369 150 292 985 629 79.11% 73.00% 84.16% 78.65% 77.68% 79.37% 85.63% 82.29% 75.87% c c ef j

Don't know 126 28 19 79 30 14 22 84 61 6.98% 6.05% 8.60% 7.74% 6.32% 7.41% 6.45% 7.02% 7.36%

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 33 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-4 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Political leaning - BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes, I would be offended 256 96 80 32 12 36 114 142 12.64% 10.84% 13.65% 13.62% 15.38% 14.94% 12.69% 12.59%

No, I wouldn't be offended 1517 693 429 170 49 176 686 831 74.88% 78.22% 73.21% 72.34% 62.82% 73.03% 76.39% 73.67% CE

Don't know 253 97 77 33 17 29 98 155 12.49% 10.95% 13.14% 14.04% 21.79% 12.03% 10.91% 13.74% BCF

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 34 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-4 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Political leaning - BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes, I would be offended 165 84 7 91 88 168 140 116 212 41 14.67% 11.38% 4.67% 10.25% 12.39% 12.77% 14.27% 11.10% 14.28% 8.45% JKL K K P R

No, I wouldn't be offended 826 558 123 681 538 979 710 807 1095 392 73.42% 75.61% 82.00% 76.69% 75.77% 74.39% 72.38% 77.22% 73.74% 80.82% I O Q

Don't know 134 96 20 116 84 169 131 122 178 52 11.91% 13.01% 13.33% 13.06% 11.83% 12.84% 13.35% 11.67% 11.99% 10.72%

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 35 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-4 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Political leaning - BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes, I would be offended 128 82 148 82 184 43 67 98 91 21.02% 10.05% 12.40% 16.02% 12.65% 15.69% 12.84% 9.22% 20.63% T U Z YZ

No, I wouldn't be offended 429 658 923 374 1139 200 398 824 295 70.44% 80.64% 77.30% 73.05% 78.34% 72.99% 76.25% 77.52% 66.89% S a a

Don't know 52 76 123 56 131 31 57 141 55 8.54% 9.31% 10.30% 10.94% 9.01% 11.31% 10.92% 13.26% 12.47%

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 36 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q.4-4 Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: - Political leaning - BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes, I would be offended 241 90 15 148 51 20 37 138 118 13.35% 19.44% 6.79% 14.50% 10.74% 10.58% 10.85% 11.53% 14.23% d bd f

No, I wouldn't be offended 1341 321 176 736 369 149 263 912 605 74.29% 69.33% 79.64% 72.09% 77.68% 78.84% 77.13% 76.19% 72.98% c c e

Don't know 223 52 30 137 55 20 41 147 106 12.35% 11.23% 13.57% 13.42% 11.58% 10.58% 12.02% 12.28% 12.79%

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 37 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q4. Would you be offended or not if a member of your family had a relationship with someone from a different: BASE: All respondents

Ethnic group Religion Nationality Political leaning

Base: Total Respondents 2026 2026 2026 2026

Yes, I would be offended 325 485 267 256 16.04% 23.94% 13.18% 12.64%

No, I wouldn't be offended 1501 1305 1614 1517 74.09% 64.41% 79.66% 74.88%

Don't know 200 236 145 253 9.87% 11.65% 7.16% 12.49%

Sigma 2026 2026 2026 2026 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Page 38 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q5. If a member of your family married someone from a different ethnic group, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

I personally would be offended but my family would not be 140 60 49 16 6 9 70 70 6.91% 6.77% 8.36% 6.81% 7.69% 3.73% 7.80% 6.21% F

I personally would not be offended but my family would be 449 168 137 62 24 58 163 286 22.16% 18.96% 23.38% 26.38% 30.77% 24.07% 18.15% 25.35% B B B G

My whole family would be offended 201 78 69 24 9 21 97 104 9.92% 8.80% 11.77% 10.21% 11.54% 8.71% 10.80% 9.22%

Some members of my family would be offended 518 236 135 65 14 68 222 296 25.57% 26.64% 23.04% 27.66% 17.95% 28.22% 24.72% 26.24%

Neither myself nor my family would be offended 718 344 196 68 25 85 346 372 35.44% 38.83% 33.45% 28.94% 32.05% 35.27% 38.53% 32.98% CD H

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 39 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q5. If a member of your family married someone from a different ethnic group, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

I personally would be offended but my family would not be 84 50 5 55 49 91 71 69 113 26 7.47% 6.78% 3.33% 6.19% 6.90% 6.91% 7.24% 6.60% 7.61% 5.36%

I personally would not be offended but my family would be 308 129 10 139 157 292 225 224 345 98 27.38% 17.48% 6.67% 15.65% 22.11% 22.19% 22.94% 21.44% 23.23% 20.21% JKL K K

My whole family would be offended 99 94 8 102 65 136 103 98 163 32 8.80% 12.74% 5.33% 11.49% 9.15% 10.33% 10.50% 9.38% 10.98% 6.60% IK IK R

Some members of my family would be offended 285 208 24 232 185 333 249 269 357 149 25.33% 28.18% 16.00% 26.13% 26.06% 25.30% 25.38% 25.74% 24.04% 30.72% K K K Q

Neither myself nor my family would be offended 349 257 103 360 254 464 333 385 507 180 31.02% 34.82% 68.67% 40.54% 35.77% 35.26% 33.94% 36.84% 34.14% 37.11% IJL IJ

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 40 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q5. If a member of your family married someone from a different ethnic group, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

I personally would be offended but my family would not be 67 33 90 36 102 24 36 54 50 11.00% 4.04% 7.54% 7.03% 7.02% 8.76% 6.90% 5.08% 11.34% T YZ

I personally would not be offended but my family would be 176 158 255 135 319 81 113 227 109 28.90% 19.36% 21.36% 26.37% 21.94% 29.56% 21.65% 21.35% 24.72% T U W

My whole family would be offended 76 54 109 58 118 37 47 89 65 12.48% 6.62% 9.13% 11.33% 8.12% 13.50% 9.00% 8.37% 14.74% T W YZ

Some members of my family would be offended 130 245 298 126 383 63 118 311 89 21.35% 30.02% 24.96% 24.61% 26.34% 22.99% 22.61% 29.26% 20.18% S Ya

Neither myself nor my family would be offended 160 326 442 157 532 69 208 382 128 26.27% 39.95% 37.02% 30.66% 36.59% 25.18% 39.85% 35.94% 29.02% S V X a a

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 41 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q5. If a member of your family married someone from a different ethnic group, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

I personally would be offended but my family would not be 124 52 16 72 39 14 15 76 64 6.87% 11.23% 7.24% 7.05% 8.21% 7.41% 4.40% 6.35% 7.72% b h

I personally would not be offended but my family would be 419 109 30 242 91 50 66 282 167 23.21% 23.54% 13.57% 23.70% 19.16% 26.46% 19.35% 23.56% 20.14% d d f f

My whole family would be offended 190 52 11 116 43 22 20 98 103 10.53% 11.23% 4.98% 11.36% 9.05% 11.64% 5.87% 8.19% 12.42% d d h h i

Some members of my family would be offended 466 110 52 242 135 57 84 342 176 25.82% 23.76% 23.53% 23.70% 28.42% 30.16% 24.63% 28.57% 21.23% j

Neither myself nor my family would be offended 606 140 112 349 167 46 156 399 319 33.57% 30.24% 50.68% 34.18% 35.16% 24.34% 45.75% 33.33% 38.48% bc g g efg i

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 42 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q5B. If a member of your family married someone from a different religion, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

I personally would be offended but my family would not be 91 35 28 11 7 10 44 47 4.49% 3.95% 4.78% 4.68% 8.97% 4.15% 4.90% 4.17% B

I personally would not be offended but my family would be 403 174 111 52 15 51 173 230 19.89% 19.64% 18.94% 22.13% 19.23% 21.16% 19.27% 20.39%

My whole family would be offended 472 124 200 81 18 49 198 274 23.30% 14.00% 34.13% 34.47% 23.08% 20.33% 22.05% 24.29% BF BF B B

Some members of my family would be offended 559 273 143 54 15 74 245 314 27.59% 30.81% 24.40% 22.98% 19.23% 30.71% 27.28% 27.84% CDE

Neither myself nor my family would be offended 501 280 104 37 23 57 238 263 24.73% 31.60% 17.75% 15.74% 29.49% 23.65% 26.50% 23.32% CDF CD D

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 43 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q5B. If a member of your family married someone from a different religion, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

I personally would be offended but my family would not be 56 31 3 34 28 63 52 39 78 13 4.98% 4.20% 2.00% 3.83% 3.94% 4.79% 5.30% 3.73% 5.25% 2.68% R

I personally would not be offended but my family would be 273 116 13 129 151 252 187 216 286 108 24.27% 15.72% 8.67% 14.53% 21.27% 19.15% 19.06% 20.67% 19.26% 22.27% JKL K

My whole family would be offended 281 175 13 188 160 312 237 235 418 50 24.98% 23.71% 8.67% 21.17% 22.54% 23.71% 24.16% 22.49% 28.15% 10.31% KL K K R

Some members of my family would be offended 306 222 29 251 183 376 288 271 391 154 27.20% 30.08% 19.33% 28.27% 25.77% 28.57% 29.36% 25.93% 26.33% 31.75% K K K Q

Neither myself nor my family would be offended 209 194 92 286 188 313 217 284 312 160 18.58% 26.29% 61.33% 32.21% 26.48% 23.78% 22.12% 27.18% 21.01% 32.99% I IJL IJ O Q

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 44 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q5B. If a member of your family married someone from a different religion, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

I personally would be offended but my family would not be 45 27 62 18 71 14 22 36 33 7.39% 3.31% 5.19% 3.52% 4.88% 5.11% 4.21% 3.39% 7.48% T YZ

I personally would not be offended but my family would be 163 128 237 114 281 71 106 212 85 26.77% 15.69% 19.85% 22.27% 19.33% 25.91% 20.31% 19.94% 19.27% T W

My whole family would be offended 146 191 259 139 314 82 99 238 135 23.97% 23.41% 21.69% 27.15% 21.60% 29.93% 18.97% 22.39% 30.61% U W YZ

Some members of my family would be offended 135 260 326 133 427 59 143 327 89 22.17% 31.86% 27.30% 25.98% 29.37% 21.53% 27.39% 30.76% 20.18% S X a a

Neither myself nor my family would be offended 120 210 310 108 361 48 152 250 99 19.70% 25.74% 25.96% 21.09% 24.83% 17.52% 29.12% 23.52% 22.45% S V X Za

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 45 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q5B. If a member of your family married someone from a different religion, what effect, if any, would this have on you and/or your family? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

I personally would be offended but my family would not be 86 36 5 50 23 10 8 48 43 4.76% 7.78% 2.26% 4.90% 4.84% 5.29% 2.35% 4.01% 5.19% bd h

I personally would not be offended but my family would be 366 98 37 191 95 44 73 251 152 20.28% 21.17% 16.74% 18.71% 20.00% 23.28% 21.41% 20.97% 18.34%

My whole family would be offended 445 111 27 345 58 32 37 273 199 24.65% 23.97% 12.22% 33.79% 12.21% 16.93% 10.85% 22.81% 24.00% d d fgh h

Some members of my family would be offended 500 115 59 261 141 61 96 366 193 27.70% 24.84% 26.70% 25.56% 29.68% 32.28% 28.15% 30.58% 23.28% j

Neither myself nor my family would be offended 408 103 93 174 158 42 127 259 242 22.60% 22.25% 42.08% 17.04% 33.26% 22.22% 37.24% 21.64% 29.19% bc eg eg i

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 46 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q6. If you had a son or daughter old enough to marry, how would you expect their marriage partner to be found? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Arranged or facilitated through family or friends 254 96 81 38 14 25 135 119 12.54% 10.84% 13.82% 16.17% 17.95% 10.37% 15.03% 10.55% B H

I would expect them to find their own partner but would be 676 262 237 75 21 81 281 395 upset if they didn't seek my advice 33.37% 29.57% 40.44% 31.91% 26.92% 33.61% 31.29% 35.02% BDE

I would expect them to find their own partner, it's their 895 454 206 95 34 106 391 504 decision who they marry 44.18% 51.24% 35.15% 40.43% 43.59% 43.98% 43.54% 44.68% CDF C

Don't know 201 74 62 27 9 29 91 110 9.92% 8.35% 10.58% 11.49% 11.54% 12.03% 10.13% 9.75%

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 47 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q6. If you had a son or daughter old enough to marry, how would you expect their marriage partner to be found? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Arranged or facilitated through family or friends 134 104 15 119 89 165 127 127 223 30 11.91% 14.09% 10.00% 13.40% 12.54% 12.54% 12.95% 12.15% 15.02% 6.19% R

I would expect them to find their own partner but would be 401 231 41 272 224 452 348 328 579 93 upset if they didn't seek my advice 35.64% 31.30% 27.33% 30.63% 31.55% 34.35% 35.47% 31.39% 38.99% 19.18% KL R

I would expect them to find their own partner, it's their 470 336 84 420 338 557 405 490 562 314 decision who they marry 41.78% 45.53% 56.00% 47.30% 47.61% 42.33% 41.28% 46.89% 37.85% 64.74% IJL I N O Q

Don't know 120 67 10 77 59 142 101 100 121 48 10.67% 9.08% 6.67% 8.67% 8.31% 10.79% 10.30% 9.57% 8.15% 9.90%

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 48 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q6. If you had a son or daughter old enough to marry, how would you expect their marriage partner to be found? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Arranged or facilitated through family or friends 91 89 143 77 167 51 60 109 85 14.94% 10.91% 11.98% 15.04% 11.49% 18.61% 11.49% 10.25% 19.27% T W YZ

I would expect them to find their own partner but would be 227 280 414 176 527 93 136 402 138 upset if they didn't seek my advice 37.27% 34.31% 34.67% 34.38% 36.24% 33.94% 26.05% 37.82% 31.29% Ya

I would expect them to find their own partner, it's their 260 392 559 213 674 103 270 455 170 decision who they marry 42.69% 48.04% 46.82% 41.60% 46.35% 37.59% 51.72% 42.80% 38.55% S V X Za

Don't know 31 55 78 46 86 27 56 97 48 5.09% 6.74% 6.53% 8.98% 5.91% 9.85% 10.73% 9.13% 10.88% W

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 49 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q6. If you had a son or daughter old enough to marry, how would you expect their marriage partner to be found? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Arranged or facilitated through family or friends 242 66 12 153 61 16 24 124 130 13.41% 14.25% 5.43% 14.99% 12.84% 8.47% 7.04% 10.36% 15.68% d d gh h i

I would expect them to find their own partner but would be 626 171 50 400 141 61 74 391 285 upset if they didn't seek my advice 34.68% 36.93% 22.62% 39.18% 29.68% 32.28% 21.70% 32.66% 34.38% d d fh h h

I would expect them to find their own partner, it's their 774 185 121 358 228 97 212 551 344 decision who they marry 42.88% 39.96% 54.75% 35.06% 48.00% 51.32% 62.17% 46.03% 41.50% bc e e efg j

Don't know 163 41 38 110 45 15 31 131 70 9.03% 8.86% 17.19% 10.77% 9.47% 7.94% 9.09% 10.94% 8.44% bc

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 50 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7. Are cultural traditions being passed down through the generations in your family, or are they dying out? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes, they are dying out 522 251 143 52 19 57 273 249 25.77% 28.33% 24.40% 22.13% 24.36% 23.65% 30.40% 22.07% H

Some traditions are being passed down, but others are 1063 472 291 137 36 127 434 629 being lost 52.47% 53.27% 49.66% 58.30% 46.15% 52.70% 48.33% 55.76% C G

We still continue to practice our cultural traditions and they 441 163 152 46 23 57 191 250 are being passed down through the generations. 21.77% 18.40% 25.94% 19.57% 29.49% 23.65% 21.27% 22.16% B B

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 51 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7. Are cultural traditions being passed down through the generations in your family, or are they dying out? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes, they are dying out 260 206 53 259 168 354 269 253 328 173 23.11% 27.91% 35.33% 29.17% 23.66% 26.90% 27.42% 24.21% 22.09% 35.67% I I I Q

Some traditions are being passed down, but others are 608 371 76 447 384 679 502 561 788 248 being lost 54.04% 50.27% 50.67% 50.34% 54.08% 51.60% 51.17% 53.68% 53.06% 51.13%

We still continue to practice our cultural traditions and they 257 161 21 182 158 283 210 231 369 64 are being passed down through the generations. 22.84% 21.82% 14.00% 20.50% 22.25% 21.50% 21.41% 22.11% 24.85% 13.20% K K R

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 52 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7. Are cultural traditions being passed down through the generations in your family, or are they dying out? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes, they are dying out 145 221 277 170 377 71 522 - - 23.81% 27.08% 23.20% 33.20% 25.93% 25.91% 100.00% -% -% U Za

Some traditions are being passed down, but others are 295 453 659 227 785 127 - 1063 - being lost 48.44% 55.51% 55.19% 44.34% 53.99% 46.35% -% 100.00% -% S V X Ya

We still continue to practice our cultural traditions and they 169 142 258 115 292 76 - - 441 are being passed down through the generations. 27.75% 17.40% 21.61% 22.46% 20.08% 27.74% -% -% 100.00% T W YZ

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 53 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7. Are cultural traditions being passed down through the generations in your family, or are they dying out? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes, they are dying out 435 122 87 244 107 56 115 317 205 24.10% 26.35% 39.37% 23.90% 22.53% 29.63% 33.72% 26.48% 24.73% bc ef

Some traditions are being passed down, but others are 962 234 101 527 257 103 176 664 399 being lost 53.30% 50.54% 45.70% 51.62% 54.11% 54.50% 51.61% 55.47% 48.13% d j

We still continue to practice our cultural traditions and they 408 107 33 250 111 30 50 216 225 are being passed down through the generations. 22.60% 23.11% 14.93% 24.49% 23.37% 15.87% 14.66% 18.05% 27.14% d d gh gh i

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 54 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7AA. Have you ever toned down your Asian identity or changed your behaviour in order to fit in? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: All Answering 1736 763 494 201 68 210 780 956

Yes, frequently 213 97 60 23 9 24 99 114 12.27% 12.71% 12.15% 11.44% 13.24% 11.43% 12.69% 11.92%

Yes, occasionally 403 176 110 49 18 50 174 229 23.21% 23.07% 22.27% 24.38% 26.47% 23.81% 22.31% 23.95%

Yes, but rarely 315 150 83 34 13 35 148 167 18.15% 19.66% 16.80% 16.92% 19.12% 16.67% 18.97% 17.47%

Never, because I think it's important to be true to my 318 131 100 39 12 36 134 184 cultural roots 18.32% 17.17% 20.24% 19.40% 17.65% 17.14% 17.18% 19.25%

Never, because I never feel that there's been any conflict 383 176 102 46 10 49 173 210 22.06% 23.07% 20.65% 22.89% 14.71% 23.33% 22.18% 21.97%

Other/None of the above 104 33 39 10 6 16 52 52 5.99% 4.33% 7.89% 4.98% 8.82% 7.62% 6.67% 5.44% B

Sigma 1736 763 494 201 68 210 780 956 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 55 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7AA. Have you ever toned down your Asian identity or changed your behaviour in order to fit in? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: All Answering 954 640 129 769 626 1110 815 921 1268 421

Yes, frequently 121 73 18 91 71 142 110 103 158 53 12.68% 11.41% 13.95% 11.83% 11.34% 12.79% 13.50% 11.18% 12.46% 12.59%

Yes, occasionally 240 149 11 160 146 257 198 205 304 96 25.16% 23.28% 8.53% 20.81% 23.32% 23.15% 24.29% 22.26% 23.97% 22.80% KL K K

Yes, but rarely 205 90 19 109 128 187 135 180 225 85 21.49% 14.06% 14.73% 14.17% 20.45% 16.85% 16.56% 19.54% 17.74% 20.19% JL

Never, because I think it's important to be true to my 157 123 37 160 110 208 161 157 257 55 cultural roots 16.46% 19.22% 28.68% 20.81% 17.57% 18.74% 19.75% 17.05% 20.27% 13.06% IJL I R

Never, because I never feel that there's been any conflict 179 161 37 198 137 246 160 223 262 109 18.76% 25.16% 28.68% 25.75% 21.88% 22.16% 19.63% 24.21% 20.66% 25.89% I I I O Q

Other/None of the above 52 44 7 51 34 70 51 53 62 23 5.45% 6.88% 5.43% 6.63% 5.43% 6.31% 6.26% 5.75% 4.89% 5.46%

Sigma 954 640 129 769 626 1110 815 921 1268 421 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 56 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7AA. Have you ever toned down your Asian identity or changed your behaviour in order to fit in? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: All Answering 524 701 1023 430 1261 229 451 912 373

Yes, frequently 88 89 138 53 165 30 67 110 36 16.79% 12.70% 13.49% 12.33% 13.08% 13.10% 14.86% 12.06% 9.65% T a

Yes, occasionally 165 143 230 114 300 64 94 217 92 31.49% 20.40% 22.48% 26.51% 23.79% 27.95% 20.84% 23.79% 24.66% T

Yes, but rarely 97 128 176 87 225 52 77 175 63 18.51% 18.26% 17.20% 20.23% 17.84% 22.71% 17.07% 19.19% 16.89%

Never, because I think it's important to be true to my 71 138 180 81 225 37 71 173 74 cultural roots 13.55% 19.69% 17.60% 18.84% 17.84% 16.16% 15.74% 18.97% 19.84% S

Never, because I never feel that there's been any conflict 89 169 254 75 302 34 109 192 82 16.98% 24.11% 24.83% 17.44% 23.95% 14.85% 24.17% 21.05% 21.98% S V X

Other/None of the above 14 34 45 20 44 12 33 45 26 2.67% 4.85% 4.40% 4.65% 3.49% 5.24% 7.32% 4.93% 6.97%

Sigma 524 701 1023 430 1261 229 451 912 373 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 57 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7AA. Have you ever toned down your Asian identity or changed your behaviour in order to fit in? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: All Answering 1547 402 189 868 402 155 311 1024 712

Yes, frequently 196 56 17 103 47 16 47 123 90 12.67% 13.93% 8.99% 11.87% 11.69% 10.32% 15.11% 12.01% 12.64%

Yes, occasionally 363 104 40 198 99 38 68 223 180 23.46% 25.87% 21.16% 22.81% 24.63% 24.52% 21.86% 21.78% 25.28%

Yes, but rarely 288 80 27 146 84 35 50 196 119 18.62% 19.90% 14.29% 16.82% 20.90% 22.58% 16.08% 19.14% 16.71%

Never, because I think it's important to be true to my 298 67 20 173 68 31 46 187 131 cultural roots 19.26% 16.67% 10.58% 19.93% 16.92% 20.00% 14.79% 18.26% 18.40% d h

Never, because I never feel that there's been any conflict 323 74 60 190 83 29 81 227 156 20.88% 18.41% 31.75% 21.89% 20.65% 18.71% 26.05% 22.17% 21.91% bc

Other/None of the above 79 21 25 58 21 6 19 68 36 5.11% 5.22% 13.23% 6.68% 5.22% 3.87% 6.11% 6.64% 5.06% bc

Sigma 1547 402 189 868 402 155 311 1024 712 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 58 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7A. Can you speak an Asian language? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes, I can speak fluently in an Asian language 842 371 263 95 32 81 348 494 41.56% 41.87% 44.88% 40.43% 41.03% 33.61% 38.75% 43.79% F F G

Yes, I can speak basic day to day conversational language 500 208 126 71 20 75 235 265 24.68% 23.48% 21.50% 30.21% 25.64% 31.12% 26.17% 23.49% BC BC

Yes, I can speak fluently in an Asian language but my 263 125 75 26 6 31 110 153 children can't 12.98% 14.11% 12.80% 11.06% 7.69% 12.86% 12.25% 13.56%

Yes, I can speak basic day to day conversational language 200 82 61 26 8 23 92 108 but my children can't 9.87% 9.26% 10.41% 11.06% 10.26% 9.54% 10.24% 9.57%

No, I can't speak an Asian language 221 100 61 17 12 31 113 108 10.91% 11.29% 10.41% 7.23% 15.38% 12.86% 12.58% 9.57% D D H

Yes (Net) 1805 786 525 218 66 210 785 1020 89.09% 88.71% 89.59% 92.77% 84.62% 87.14% 87.42% 90.43% EF G

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 59 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7A. Can you speak an Asian language? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes, I can speak fluently in an Asian language 484 288 69 357 300 542 391 451 684 141 43.02% 39.02% 46.00% 40.20% 42.25% 41.19% 39.86% 43.16% 46.06% 29.07% R

Yes, I can speak basic day to day conversational language 318 158 20 178 191 309 244 256 354 131 28.27% 21.41% 13.33% 20.05% 26.90% 23.48% 24.87% 24.50% 23.84% 27.01% JKL K

Yes, I can speak fluently in an Asian language but my 92 143 27 170 73 190 149 114 203 57 children can't 8.18% 19.38% 18.00% 19.14% 10.28% 14.44% 15.19% 10.91% 13.67% 11.75% I I I M P

Yes, I can speak basic day to day conversational language 105 80 13 93 64 136 107 93 143 52 but my children can't 9.33% 10.84% 8.67% 10.47% 9.01% 10.33% 10.91% 8.90% 9.63% 10.72%

No, I can't speak an Asian language 126 69 21 90 82 139 90 131 101 104 11.20% 9.35% 14.00% 10.14% 11.55% 10.56% 9.17% 12.54% 6.80% 21.44% O Q

Yes (Net) 999 669 129 798 628 1177 891 914 1384 381 88.80% 90.65% 86.00% 89.86% 88.45% 89.44% 90.83% 87.46% 93.20% 78.56% P R

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 60 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7A. Can you speak an Asian language? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes, I can speak fluently in an Asian language 251 357 516 200 629 102 178 451 213 41.22% 43.75% 43.22% 39.06% 43.26% 37.23% 34.10% 42.43% 48.30% Y YZ

Yes, I can speak basic day to day conversational language 134 214 289 131 358 62 135 277 88 22.00% 26.23% 24.20% 25.59% 24.62% 22.63% 25.86% 26.06% 19.95% a a

Yes, I can speak fluently in an Asian language but my 83 103 166 68 200 31 69 139 55 children can't 13.63% 12.62% 13.90% 13.28% 13.76% 11.31% 13.22% 13.08% 12.47%

Yes, I can speak basic day to day conversational language 84 54 113 54 134 40 53 95 52 but my children can't 13.79% 6.62% 9.46% 10.55% 9.22% 14.60% 10.15% 8.94% 11.79% T W

No, I can't speak an Asian language 57 88 110 59 133 39 87 101 33 9.36% 10.78% 9.21% 11.52% 9.15% 14.23% 16.67% 9.50% 7.48% W Za

Yes (Net) 552 728 1084 453 1321 235 435 962 408 90.64% 89.22% 90.79% 88.48% 90.85% 85.77% 83.33% 90.50% 92.52% X Y Y

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 61 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7A. Can you speak an Asian language? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes, I can speak fluently in an Asian language 842 - - 434 237 69 102 420 422 46.65% -% -% 42.51% 49.89% 36.51% 29.91% 35.09% 50.90% cd h egh i

Yes, I can speak basic day to day conversational language 500 - - 254 103 54 89 363 137 27.70% -% -% 24.88% 21.68% 28.57% 26.10% 30.33% 16.53% cd j

Yes, I can speak fluently in an Asian language but my 263 263 - 138 64 26 35 128 135 children can't 14.57% 56.80% -% 13.52% 13.47% 13.76% 10.26% 10.69% 16.28% d bd i

Yes, I can speak basic day to day conversational language 200 200 - 112 40 23 25 124 76 but my children can't 11.08% 43.20% -% 10.97% 8.42% 12.17% 7.33% 10.36% 9.17% d bd

No, I can't speak an Asian language - - 221 83 31 17 90 162 59 -% -% 100.00% 8.13% 6.53% 8.99% 26.39% 13.53% 7.12% bc efg j

Yes (Net) 1805 463 - 938 444 172 251 1035 770 100.00% 100.00% -% 91.87% 93.47% 91.01% 73.61% 86.47% 92.88% d d h h h i

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 62 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7B. Has this caused difficulties in communicating with your family? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C *D *E F G H

Base: All respondents who can't speak an Asian language 221 100 61 17 12 31 113 108

Yes, I struggle to communicate with members of my family 43 17 14 5 1 6 18 25 19.46% 17.00% 22.95% 29.41% 8.33% 19.35% 15.93% 23.15%

Yes, difficulties in communication has caused tensions in 26 9 13 2 - 2 12 14 my family 11.76% 9.00% 21.31% 11.76% -% 6.45% 10.62% 12.96% B

No, my family and I predominantly speak in English 156 76 37 8 11 24 84 72 70.59% 76.00% 60.66% 47.06% 91.67% 77.42% 74.34% 66.67% C

Other, please specify 4 1 1 2 - - 2 2 1.81% 1.00% 1.64% 11.76% -% -% 1.77% 1.85%

Yes (Net) 66 24 27 7 1 7 30 36 29.86% 24.00% 44.26% 41.18% 8.33% 22.58% 26.55% 33.33% BF

Sigma 229 103 65 17 12 32 116 113 103.62% 103.00% 106.56% 100.00% 100.00% 103.23% 102.65% 104.63% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 63 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7B. Has this caused difficulties in communicating with your family? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J *K L M N O P Q R

Base: All respondents who can't speak an Asian language 126 69 21 90 82 139 90 131 101 104

Yes, I struggle to communicate with members of my family 36 7 - 7 11 32 23 20 24 18 28.57% 10.14% -% 7.78% 13.41% 23.02% 25.56% 15.27% 23.76% 17.31% JL

Yes, difficulties in communication has caused tensions in 19 7 - 7 10 16 16 10 15 9 my family 15.08% 10.14% -% 7.78% 12.20% 11.51% 17.78% 7.63% 14.85% 8.65% P

No, my family and I predominantly speak in English 74 56 21 77 62 94 55 101 64 79 58.73% 81.16% 100.00% 85.56% 75.61% 67.63% 61.11% 77.10% 63.37% 75.96% I I O

Other, please specify 4 - - - 2 2 1 3 3 1 3.17% -% -% -% 2.44% 1.44% 1.11% 2.29% 2.97% .96%

Yes (Net) 52 14 - 14 19 47 38 28 37 26 41.27% 20.29% -% 15.56% 23.17% 33.81% 42.22% 21.37% 36.63% 25.00% JL P

Sigma 133 70 21 91 85 144 95 134 106 107 105.56% 101.45% 100.00% 101.11% 103.66% 103.60% 105.56% 102.29% 104.95% 102.88% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 64 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7B. Has this caused difficulties in communicating with your family? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: All respondents who can't speak an Asian language 57 88 110 59 133 39 87 101 33

Yes, I struggle to communicate with members of my family 14 20 19 18 25 10 15 21 7 24.56% 22.73% 17.27% 30.51% 18.80% 25.64% 17.24% 20.79% 21.21% U

Yes, difficulties in communication has caused tensions in 8 7 8 9 12 5 9 13 4 my family 14.04% 7.95% 7.27% 15.25% 9.02% 12.82% 10.34% 12.87% 12.12%

No, my family and I predominantly speak in English 39 62 84 35 97 26 64 68 24 68.42% 70.45% 76.36% 59.32% 72.93% 66.67% 73.56% 67.33% 72.73% V

Other, please specify 1 - 3 - 4 - 1 3 - 1.75% -% 2.73% -% 3.01% -% 1.15% 2.97% -%

Yes (Net) 20 27 26 25 34 15 23 32 11 35.09% 30.68% 23.64% 42.37% 25.56% 38.46% 26.44% 31.68% 33.33% U

Sigma 62 89 114 62 138 41 89 105 35 108.77% 101.14% 103.64% 105.08% 103.76% 105.13% 102.30% 103.96% 106.06% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 65 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q7B. Has this caused difficulties in communicating with your family? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other *b *c d e f *g h i j

Base: All respondents who can't speak an Asian language - - 221 83 31 17 90 162 59

Yes, I struggle to communicate with members of my family - - 43 18 6 8 11 35 8 -% -% 19.46% 21.69% 19.35% 47.06% 12.22% 21.60% 13.56%

Yes, difficulties in communication has caused tensions in - - 26 16 2 2 6 19 7 my family -% -% 11.76% 19.28% 6.45% 11.76% 6.67% 11.73% 11.86% h

No, my family and I predominantly speak in English - - 156 52 24 6 74 110 46 -% -% 70.59% 62.65% 77.42% 35.29% 82.22% 67.90% 77.97% e

Other, please specify - - 4 2 - 1 1 3 1 -% -% 1.81% 2.41% -% 5.88% 1.11% 1.85% 1.69%

Yes (Net) - - 66 33 7 10 16 52 14 -% -% 29.86% 39.76% 22.58% 58.82% 17.78% 32.10% 23.73% h

Sigma - - 229 88 32 17 92 167 62 -% -% 103.62% 106.02% 103.23% 100.00% 102.22% 103.09% 105.08% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 66 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q8. In your view, does Asian culture value fair skin more than dark skin, or not? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Asian culture values fair skin more highly than dark skin 1174 554 304 145 48 123 465 709 57.95% 62.53% 51.88% 61.70% 61.54% 51.04% 51.78% 62.85% CF CF G

Asian culture does not value fair skin more highly than dark 464 179 158 55 17 55 237 227 skin 22.90% 20.20% 26.96% 23.40% 21.79% 22.82% 26.39% 20.12% B H

Don't know 388 153 124 35 13 63 196 192 19.15% 17.27% 21.16% 14.89% 16.67% 26.14% 21.83% 17.02% D BD H

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 67 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q8. In your view, does Asian culture value fair skin more than dark skin, or not? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Asian culture values fair skin more highly than dark skin 663 424 84 508 448 726 537 637 848 311 58.93% 57.45% 56.00% 57.21% 63.10% 55.17% 54.74% 60.96% 57.10% 64.12% N O Q

Asian culture does not value fair skin more highly than dark 258 170 31 201 146 318 238 226 364 93 skin 22.93% 23.04% 20.67% 22.64% 20.56% 24.16% 24.26% 21.63% 24.51% 19.18% R

Don't know 204 144 35 179 116 272 206 182 273 81 18.13% 19.51% 23.33% 20.16% 16.34% 20.67% 21.00% 17.42% 18.38% 16.70% M P

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 68 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q8. In your view, does Asian culture value fair skin more than dark skin, or not? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Asian culture values fair skin more highly than dark skin 347 545 705 308 888 158 305 677 192 56.98% 66.79% 59.05% 60.16% 61.07% 57.66% 58.43% 63.69% 43.54% S a Ya

Asian culture does not value fair skin more highly than dark 182 155 292 115 332 73 115 198 151 skin 29.89% 19.00% 24.46% 22.46% 22.83% 26.64% 22.03% 18.63% 34.24% T YZ

Don't know 80 116 197 89 234 43 102 188 98 13.14% 14.22% 16.50% 17.38% 16.09% 15.69% 19.54% 17.69% 22.22% Z

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 69 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q8. In your view, does Asian culture value fair skin more than dark skin, or not? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Asian culture values fair skin more highly than dark skin 1063 261 111 545 296 121 212 674 500 58.89% 56.37% 50.23% 53.38% 62.32% 64.02% 62.17% 56.31% 60.31% d e e e

Asian culture does not value fair skin more highly than dark 411 124 53 269 94 38 63 281 183 skin 22.77% 26.78% 23.98% 26.35% 19.79% 20.11% 18.48% 23.48% 22.07% fh

Don't know 331 78 57 207 85 30 66 242 146 18.34% 16.85% 25.79% 20.27% 17.89% 15.87% 19.35% 20.22% 17.61% bc

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 70 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q9. Which of the following words or phrases would you use to describe British Asian culture? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Modernising 665 312 190 67 26 70 280 385 32.82% 35.21% 32.42% 28.51% 33.33% 29.05% 31.18% 34.13%

Evolving 594 277 154 67 28 68 264 330 29.32% 31.26% 26.28% 28.51% 35.90% 28.22% 29.40% 29.26% C

Traditional 778 326 229 105 27 91 330 448 38.40% 36.79% 39.08% 44.68% 34.62% 37.76% 36.75% 39.72% B

Community minded 627 277 178 77 25 70 268 359 30.95% 31.26% 30.38% 32.77% 32.05% 29.05% 29.84% 31.83%

Family-oriented 1046 463 304 118 32 129 451 595 51.63% 52.26% 51.88% 50.21% 41.03% 53.53% 50.22% 52.75%

Status driven 521 277 119 53 18 54 253 268 25.72% 31.26% 20.31% 22.55% 23.08% 22.41% 28.17% 23.76% CDF H

Inclusive - welcoming other people into the community 554 243 175 55 11 70 212 342 27.34% 27.43% 29.86% 23.40% 14.10% 29.05% 23.61% 30.32% E E E G

Segregated from wider British society 220 92 66 31 10 21 107 113 10.86% 10.38% 11.26% 13.19% 12.82% 8.71% 11.92% 10.02%

Integrated into wider British society 531 286 129 50 13 53 236 295 26.21% 32.28% 22.01% 21.28% 16.67% 21.99% 26.28% 26.15% CDEF

Sexist 241 117 62 32 8 22 81 160 11.90% 13.21% 10.58% 13.62% 10.26% 9.13% 9.02% 14.18% G

Racist 172 68 47 24 5 28 74 98 8.49% 7.67% 8.02% 10.21% 6.41% 11.62% 8.24% 8.69%

Progressive 513 245 134 56 12 66 234 279 25.32% 27.65% 22.87% 23.83% 15.38% 27.39% 26.06% 24.73% CE E

Other, please specify 16 10 3 1 1 1 5 11 .79% 1.13% .51% .43% 1.28% .41% .56% .98%

None of the above 86 31 26 13 5 11 49 37 4.24% 3.50% 4.44% 5.53% 6.41% 4.56% 5.46% 3.28% H

Sigma 6564 3024 1816 749 221 754 2844 3720 323.99% 341.31% 309.90% 318.72% 283.33% 312.86% 316.70% 329.79% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 71 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q9. Which of the following words or phrases would you use to describe British Asian culture? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Modernising 356 254 52 306 239 426 312 353 505 151 31.64% 34.42% 34.67% 34.46% 33.66% 32.37% 31.80% 33.78% 34.01% 31.13%

Evolving 315 225 51 276 222 372 271 323 435 151 28.00% 30.49% 34.00% 31.08% 31.27% 28.27% 27.62% 30.91% 29.29% 31.13%

Traditional 430 289 54 343 277 501 377 401 600 167 38.22% 39.16% 36.00% 38.63% 39.01% 38.07% 38.43% 38.37% 40.40% 34.43% R

Community minded 313 261 49 310 227 400 296 331 483 132 27.82% 35.37% 32.67% 34.91% 31.97% 30.40% 30.17% 31.67% 32.53% 27.22% I I R

Family-oriented 530 420 91 511 374 672 499 547 800 233 47.11% 56.91% 60.67% 57.55% 52.68% 51.06% 50.87% 52.34% 53.87% 48.04% I I I R

Status driven 270 206 44 250 177 344 250 271 362 157 24.00% 27.91% 29.33% 28.15% 24.93% 26.14% 25.48% 25.93% 24.38% 32.37% I Q

Inclusive - welcoming other people into the community 276 232 44 276 180 374 285 269 440 104 24.53% 31.44% 29.33% 31.08% 25.35% 28.42% 29.05% 25.74% 29.63% 21.44% I I R

Segregated from wider British society 110 82 27 109 73 147 111 109 144 73 9.78% 11.11% 18.00% 12.27% 10.28% 11.17% 11.31% 10.43% 9.70% 15.05% IJ Q

Integrated into wider British society 239 230 59 289 185 346 232 299 394 130 21.24% 31.17% 39.33% 32.55% 26.06% 26.29% 23.65% 28.61% 26.53% 26.80% I I I O

Sexist 140 89 11 100 83 158 113 128 163 75 12.44% 12.06% 7.33% 11.26% 11.69% 12.01% 11.52% 12.25% 10.98% 15.46% Q

Racist 106 58 7 65 66 106 76 96 120 51 9.42% 7.86% 4.67% 7.32% 9.30% 8.05% 7.75% 9.19% 8.08% 10.52%

Progressive 261 204 47 251 193 320 226 287 400 105 23.20% 27.64% 31.33% 28.27% 27.18% 24.32% 23.04% 27.46% 26.94% 21.65% I I I O R

Other, please specify 7 7 2 9 4 12 7 9 10 5 .62% .95% 1.33% 1.01% .56% .91% .71% .86% .67% 1.03% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 72 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q9. Which of the following words or phrases would you use to describe British Asian culture? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

None of the above 57 22 6 28 28 58 44 42 46 15 5.07% 2.98% 4.00% 3.15% 3.94% 4.41% 4.49% 4.02% 3.10% 3.09% JL

Sigma 3410 2579 544 3123 2328 4236 3099 3465 4902 1549 303.11% 349.46% 362.67% 351.69% 327.89% 321.88% 315.90% 331.58% 330.10% 319.38% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 73 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q9. Which of the following words or phrases would you use to describe British Asian culture? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Modernising 222 255 423 146 525 68 148 371 146 36.45% 31.25% 35.43% 28.52% 36.11% 24.82% 28.35% 34.90% 33.11% T V X Y

Evolving 182 272 370 133 469 63 149 336 109 29.89% 33.33% 30.99% 25.98% 32.26% 22.99% 28.54% 31.61% 24.72% V X a

Traditional 247 332 485 185 585 104 171 426 181 40.56% 40.69% 40.62% 36.13% 40.23% 37.96% 32.76% 40.08% 41.04% Y Y

Community minded 167 301 395 150 492 75 127 374 126 27.42% 36.89% 33.08% 29.30% 33.84% 27.37% 24.33% 35.18% 28.57% S X Ya

Family-oriented 285 504 639 253 804 116 229 603 214 46.80% 61.76% 53.52% 49.41% 55.30% 42.34% 43.87% 56.73% 48.53% S X Ya

Status driven 131 282 314 144 390 72 128 309 84 21.51% 34.56% 26.30% 28.13% 26.82% 26.28% 24.52% 29.07% 19.05% S a a

Inclusive - welcoming other people into the community 162 247 371 106 432 56 100 319 135 26.60% 30.27% 31.07% 20.70% 29.71% 20.44% 19.16% 30.01% 30.61% V X Y Y

Segregated from wider British society 68 105 125 64 154 44 65 111 44 11.17% 12.87% 10.47% 12.50% 10.59% 16.06% 12.45% 10.44% 9.98% W

Integrated into wider British society 140 251 363 108 445 42 120 316 95 22.99% 30.76% 30.40% 21.09% 30.61% 15.33% 22.99% 29.73% 21.54% S V X Ya

Sexist 76 116 140 72 169 47 73 137 31 12.48% 14.22% 11.73% 14.06% 11.62% 17.15% 13.98% 12.89% 7.03% W a a

Racist 49 82 92 66 123 29 49 87 36 8.05% 10.05% 7.71% 12.89% 8.46% 10.58% 9.39% 8.18% 8.16% U

Progressive 185 203 340 115 416 46 117 270 126 30.38% 24.88% 28.48% 22.46% 28.61% 16.79% 22.41% 25.40% 28.57% T V X Y

Other, please specify 3 10 9 5 12 2 5 11 - .49% 1.23% .75% .98% .83% .73% .96% 1.03% -% a a

None of the above 10 21 26 17 28 11 25 38 23 1.64% 2.57% 2.18% 3.32% 1.93% 4.01% 4.79% 3.57% 5.22% W Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 74 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q9. Which of the following words or phrases would you use to describe British Asian culture? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Sigma 1927 2981 4092 1564 5044 775 1506 3708 1350 316.42% 365.32% 342.71% 305.47% 346.91% 282.85% 288.51% 348.82% 306.12% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 75 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q9. Which of the following words or phrases would you use to describe British Asian culture? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Modernising 601 162 64 334 179 61 91 380 285 33.30% 34.99% 28.96% 32.71% 37.68% 32.28% 26.69% 31.75% 34.38% h h

Evolving 537 141 57 277 155 65 97 361 233 29.75% 30.45% 25.79% 27.13% 32.63% 34.39% 28.45% 30.16% 28.11% e e

Traditional 707 175 71 409 184 65 120 503 275 39.17% 37.80% 32.13% 40.06% 38.74% 34.39% 35.19% 42.02% 33.17% d j

Community minded 561 132 66 320 144 63 100 397 230 31.08% 28.51% 29.86% 31.34% 30.32% 33.33% 29.33% 33.17% 27.74% j

Family-oriented 941 214 105 534 243 103 166 663 383 52.13% 46.22% 47.51% 52.30% 51.16% 54.50% 48.68% 55.39% 46.20% c j

Status driven 461 110 60 223 131 59 108 335 186 25.54% 23.76% 27.15% 21.84% 27.58% 31.22% 31.67% 27.99% 22.44% e e e j

Inclusive - welcoming other people into the community 509 115 45 298 144 42 70 332 222 28.20% 24.84% 20.36% 29.19% 30.32% 22.22% 20.53% 27.74% 26.78% d h gh

Segregated from wider British society 185 51 35 95 40 18 67 113 107 10.25% 11.02% 15.84% 9.30% 8.42% 9.52% 19.65% 9.44% 12.91% b efg i

Integrated into wider British society 483 113 48 240 150 57 84 315 216 26.76% 24.41% 21.72% 23.51% 31.58% 30.16% 24.63% 26.32% 26.06% eh

Sexist 212 48 29 115 41 32 53 147 94 11.75% 10.37% 13.12% 11.26% 8.63% 16.93% 15.54% 12.28% 11.34% ef ef

Racist 153 39 19 83 30 23 36 102 70 8.48% 8.42% 8.60% 8.13% 6.32% 12.17% 10.56% 8.52% 8.44% f f

Progressive 465 129 48 233 149 51 80 291 222 25.76% 27.86% 21.72% 22.82% 31.37% 26.98% 23.46% 24.31% 26.78% eh

Other, please specify 13 2 3 4 3 2 7 10 6 .72% .43% 1.36% .39% .63% 1.06% 2.05% .84% .72% e

None of the above 66 10 20 49 18 9 10 54 32 3.66% 2.16% 9.05% 4.80% 3.79% 4.76% 2.93% 4.51% 3.86% bc Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 76 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q9. Which of the following words or phrases would you use to describe British Asian culture? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Sigma 5894 1441 670 3214 1611 650 1089 4003 2561 326.54% 311.23% 303.17% 314.79% 339.16% 343.92% 319.35% 334.42% 308.93% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 77 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q10. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'racist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C *D *E *F G H

Base: All respondents who described British Asian culture as 'racist' 172 68 47 24 5 28 74 98

Yes, more should be done to challenge this but by the 101 41 29 15 5 11 45 56 community itself 58.72% 60.29% 61.70% 62.50% 100.00% 39.29% 60.81% 57.14%

Yes, more should be done to challenge but the community 57 22 13 8 - 14 24 33 needs pressure from outside to see change 33.14% 32.35% 27.66% 33.33% -% 50.00% 32.43% 33.67%

No, the community should be respected and not have its 11 3 5 1 - 2 4 7 views challenged 6.40% 4.41% 10.64% 4.17% -% 7.14% 5.41% 7.14%

Don't know 3 2 - - - 1 1 2 1.74% 2.94% -% -% -% 3.57% 1.35% 2.04%

Yes (Net) 158 63 42 23 5 25 69 89 91.86% 92.65% 89.36% 95.83% 100.00% 89.29% 93.24% 90.82%

Sigma 172 68 47 24 5 28 74 98 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 78 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q10. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'racist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J *K L M N O P Q R

Base: All respondents who described British Asian culture as 'racist' 106 58 7 65 66 106 76 96 120 51

Yes, more should be done to challenge this but by the 61 35 4 39 36 65 48 53 72 28 community itself 57.55% 60.34% 57.14% 60.00% 54.55% 61.32% 63.16% 55.21% 60.00% 54.90%

Yes, more should be done to challenge but the community 36 18 3 21 27 30 21 36 36 21 needs pressure from outside to see change 33.96% 31.03% 42.86% 32.31% 40.91% 28.30% 27.63% 37.50% 30.00% 41.18%

No, the community should be respected and not have its 8 3 - 3 2 9 6 5 10 1 views challenged 7.55% 5.17% -% 4.62% 3.03% 8.49% 7.89% 5.21% 8.33% 1.96%

Don't know 1 2 - 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 .94% 3.45% -% 3.08% 1.52% 1.89% 1.32% 2.08% 1.67% 1.96%

Yes (Net) 97 53 7 60 63 95 69 89 108 49 91.51% 91.38% 100.00% 92.31% 95.45% 89.62% 90.79% 92.71% 90.00% 96.08%

Sigma 106 58 7 65 66 106 76 96 120 51 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 79 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q10. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'racist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W *X Y Z a

Base: All respondents who described British Asian culture as 'racist' 49 82 92 66 123 29 49 87 36

Yes, more should be done to challenge this but by the 25 53 54 39 74 16 34 52 15 community itself 51.02% 64.63% 58.70% 59.09% 60.16% 55.17% 69.39% 59.77% 41.67% a

Yes, more should be done to challenge but the community 23 21 30 23 38 11 11 28 18 needs pressure from outside to see change 46.94% 25.61% 32.61% 34.85% 30.89% 37.93% 22.45% 32.18% 50.00% T Y

No, the community should be respected and not have its 1 7 6 3 9 2 4 5 2 views challenged 2.04% 8.54% 6.52% 4.55% 7.32% 6.90% 8.16% 5.75% 5.56%

Don't know - 1 2 1 2 - - 2 1 -% 1.22% 2.17% 1.52% 1.63% -% -% 2.30% 2.78%

Yes (Net) 48 74 84 62 112 27 45 80 33 97.96% 90.24% 91.30% 93.94% 91.06% 93.10% 91.84% 91.95% 91.67%

Sigma 49 82 92 66 123 29 49 87 36 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 80 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q10. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'racist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c *d e f *g h i j

Base: All respondents who described British Asian culture as 'racist' 153 39 19 83 30 23 36 102 70

Yes, more should be done to challenge this but by the 91 19 10 49 19 12 21 59 42 community itself 59.48% 48.72% 52.63% 59.04% 63.33% 52.17% 58.33% 57.84% 60.00%

Yes, more should be done to challenge but the community 50 17 7 25 7 10 15 34 23 needs pressure from outside to see change 32.68% 43.59% 36.84% 30.12% 23.33% 43.48% 41.67% 33.33% 32.86%

No, the community should be respected and not have its 9 2 2 8 2 1 - 8 3 views challenged 5.88% 5.13% 10.53% 9.64% 6.67% 4.35% -% 7.84% 4.29%

Don't know 3 1 - 1 2 - - 1 2 1.96% 2.56% -% 1.20% 6.67% -% -% .98% 2.86%

Yes (Net) 141 36 17 74 26 22 36 93 65 92.16% 92.31% 89.47% 89.16% 86.67% 95.65% 100.00% 91.18% 92.86% ef

Sigma 153 39 19 83 30 23 36 102 70 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 81 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q10B. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'sexist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D *E *F G H

Base: All respondents who described British Asian culture as 'sexist' 241 117 62 32 8 22 81 160

Yes, more should be done to challenge this but by the 143 69 39 18 6 11 46 97 community itself 59.34% 58.97% 62.90% 56.25% 75.00% 50.00% 56.79% 60.63%

Yes, more should be done to challenge but the community 85 45 20 10 2 8 32 53 needs pressure from outside to see change 35.27% 38.46% 32.26% 31.25% 25.00% 36.36% 39.51% 33.13%

No, the community should be respected and not have its 8 1 3 2 - 2 1 7 views challenged 3.32% .85% 4.84% 6.25% -% 9.09% 1.23% 4.38%

Don't know 5 2 - 2 - 1 2 3 2.07% 1.71% -% 6.25% -% 4.55% 2.47% 1.88% C

Yes (Net) 241 117 62 32 8 22 81 160 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%

Sigma 241 117 62 32 8 22 81 160 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 82 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q10B. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'sexist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J *K L M N O P Q R

Base: All respondents who described British Asian culture as 'sexist' 140 89 11 100 83 158 113 128 163 75

Yes, more should be done to challenge this but by the 84 54 4 58 47 96 66 77 94 47 community itself 60.00% 60.67% 36.36% 58.00% 56.63% 60.76% 58.41% 60.16% 57.67% 62.67%

Yes, more should be done to challenge but the community 49 29 7 36 33 52 38 47 58 26 needs pressure from outside to see change 35.00% 32.58% 63.64% 36.00% 39.76% 32.91% 33.63% 36.72% 35.58% 34.67%

No, the community should be respected and not have its 5 3 - 3 2 6 6 2 8 - views challenged 3.57% 3.37% -% 3.00% 2.41% 3.80% 5.31% 1.56% 4.91% -%

Don't know 2 3 - 3 1 4 3 2 3 2 1.43% 3.37% -% 3.00% 1.20% 2.53% 2.65% 1.56% 1.84% 2.67%

Yes (Net) 140 89 11 100 83 158 113 128 163 75 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%

Sigma 140 89 11 100 83 158 113 128 163 75 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 83 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q10B. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'sexist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: All respondents who described British Asian culture as 'sexist' 76 116 140 72 169 47 73 137 31

Yes, more should be done to challenge this but by the 43 78 89 34 102 28 40 91 12 community itself 56.58% 67.24% 63.57% 47.22% 60.36% 59.57% 54.79% 66.42% 38.71% V a

Yes, more should be done to challenge but the community 31 31 46 33 60 16 29 42 14 needs pressure from outside to see change 40.79% 26.72% 32.86% 45.83% 35.50% 34.04% 39.73% 30.66% 45.16% T

No, the community should be respected and not have its 1 4 3 3 4 3 2 2 4 views challenged 1.32% 3.45% 2.14% 4.17% 2.37% 6.38% 2.74% 1.46% 12.90% YZ

Don't know 1 3 2 2 3 - 2 2 1 1.32% 2.59% 1.43% 2.78% 1.78% -% 2.74% 1.46% 3.23%

Yes (Net) 76 116 140 72 169 47 73 137 31 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%

Sigma 76 116 140 72 169 47 73 137 31 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 84 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q10B. You said you would describe British Asian culture as 'sexist'. Do you think more should be done to challenge this? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c *d e f g h i j

Base: All respondents who described British Asian culture as 'sexist' 212 48 29 115 41 32 53 147 94

Yes, more should be done to challenge this but by the 128 31 15 70 24 19 30 93 50 community itself 60.38% 64.58% 51.72% 60.87% 58.54% 59.38% 56.60% 63.27% 53.19%

Yes, more should be done to challenge but the community 72 14 13 35 15 13 22 45 40 needs pressure from outside to see change 33.96% 29.17% 44.83% 30.43% 36.59% 40.63% 41.51% 30.61% 42.55%

No, the community should be respected and not have its 8 1 - 8 - - - 6 2 views challenged 3.77% 2.08% -% 6.96% -% -% -% 4.08% 2.13%

Don't know 4 2 1 2 2 - 1 3 2 1.89% 4.17% 3.45% 1.74% 4.88% -% 1.89% 2.04% 2.13%

Yes (Net) 212 48 29 115 41 32 53 147 94 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00%

Sigma 212 48 29 115 41 32 53 147 94 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 85 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q11. Is religion important to you? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Very important 934 288 372 138 36 100 387 547 46.10% 32.51% 63.48% 58.72% 46.15% 41.49% 43.10% 48.49% BEF BF B B G

Fairly important 551 285 132 48 15 71 246 305 27.20% 32.17% 22.53% 20.43% 19.23% 29.46% 27.39% 27.04% CDE CD

Not particularly important 307 178 50 22 18 39 154 153 15.15% 20.09% 8.53% 9.36% 23.08% 16.18% 17.15% 13.56% CD CD CD H

Not at all important 178 117 19 18 5 19 83 95 8.79% 13.21% 3.24% 7.66% 6.41% 7.88% 9.24% 8.42% CDF C C

Don't know/prefer not to say 56 18 13 9 4 12 28 28 2.76% 2.03% 2.22% 3.83% 5.13% 4.98% 3.12% 2.48% BC

Important (Net) 1485 573 504 186 51 171 633 852 73.30% 64.67% 86.01% 79.15% 65.38% 70.95% 70.49% 75.53% BDEF BEF G

Not Important (Net) 485 295 69 40 23 58 237 248 23.94% 33.30% 11.77% 17.02% 29.49% 24.07% 26.39% 21.99% CDF C CD C H

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 86 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q11. Is religion important to you? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Very important 545 335 46 381 314 620 493 441 934 - 48.44% 45.39% 30.67% 42.91% 44.23% 47.11% 50.25% 42.20% 62.90% -% KL K K P R

Fairly important 303 202 45 247 205 346 251 300 551 - 26.93% 27.37% 30.00% 27.82% 28.87% 26.29% 25.59% 28.71% 37.10% -% R

Not particularly important 160 106 40 146 105 202 140 167 - 307 14.22% 14.36% 26.67% 16.44% 14.79% 15.35% 14.27% 15.98% -% 63.30% IJL Q

Not at all important 87 74 15 89 66 112 72 106 - 178 7.73% 10.03% 10.00% 10.02% 9.30% 8.51% 7.34% 10.14% -% 36.70% O Q

Don't know/prefer not to say 30 21 4 25 20 36 25 31 - - 2.67% 2.85% 2.67% 2.82% 2.82% 2.74% 2.55% 2.97% -% -%

Important (Net) 848 537 91 628 519 966 744 741 1485 - 75.38% 72.76% 60.67% 70.72% 73.10% 73.40% 75.84% 70.91% 100.00% -% KL K K P R

Not Important (Net) 247 180 55 235 171 314 212 273 - 485 21.96% 24.39% 36.67% 26.46% 24.08% 23.86% 21.61% 26.12% -% 100.00% IJL I O Q

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 87 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q11. Is religion important to you? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Very important 315 374 586 222 707 116 199 475 260 51.72% 45.83% 49.08% 43.36% 48.62% 42.34% 38.12% 44.68% 58.96% T V Y YZ

Fairly important 177 209 314 152 406 71 129 313 109 29.06% 25.61% 26.30% 29.69% 27.92% 25.91% 24.71% 29.44% 24.72% Y

Not particularly important 73 140 168 85 203 49 96 166 45 11.99% 17.16% 14.07% 16.60% 13.96% 17.88% 18.39% 15.62% 10.20% S a a

Not at all important 38 83 107 44 114 36 77 82 19 6.24% 10.17% 8.96% 8.59% 7.84% 13.14% 14.75% 7.71% 4.31% S W Za a

Don't know/prefer not to say 6 10 19 9 24 2 21 27 8 .99% 1.23% 1.59% 1.76% 1.65% .73% 4.02% 2.54% 1.81% a

Important (Net) 492 583 900 374 1113 187 328 788 369 80.79% 71.45% 75.38% 73.05% 76.55% 68.25% 62.84% 74.13% 83.67% T X Y YZ

Not Important (Net) 111 223 275 129 317 85 173 248 64 18.23% 27.33% 23.03% 25.20% 21.80% 31.02% 33.14% 23.33% 14.51% S W Za a

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 88 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q11. Is religion important to you? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Very important 876 223 58 685 111 54 84 548 386 48.53% 48.16% 26.24% 67.09% 23.37% 28.57% 24.63% 45.78% 46.56% d d fgh

Fairly important 508 123 43 228 204 60 59 315 236 28.14% 26.57% 19.46% 22.33% 42.95% 31.75% 17.30% 26.32% 28.47% d d h egh eh

Not particularly important 257 75 50 64 115 52 76 182 125 14.24% 16.20% 22.62% 6.27% 24.21% 27.51% 22.29% 15.20% 15.08% bc e e e

Not at all important 124 34 54 21 33 18 106 114 64 6.87% 7.34% 24.43% 2.06% 6.95% 9.52% 31.09% 9.52% 7.72% bc e e efg

Don't know/prefer not to say 40 8 16 23 12 5 16 38 18 2.22% 1.73% 7.24% 2.25% 2.53% 2.65% 4.69% 3.17% 2.17% bc e

Important (Net) 1384 346 101 913 315 114 143 863 622 76.68% 74.73% 45.70% 89.42% 66.32% 60.32% 41.94% 72.10% 75.03% d d fgh h h

Not Important (Net) 381 109 104 85 148 70 182 296 189 21.11% 23.54% 47.06% 8.33% 31.16% 37.04% 53.37% 24.73% 22.80% bc e e efg

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 89 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q11B. How important would you say religion is to your family? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Very important 1087 364 401 152 43 127 450 637 53.65% 41.08% 68.43% 64.68% 55.13% 52.70% 50.11% 56.47% BEF BF B B G

Fairly important 648 359 138 60 19 72 297 351 31.98% 40.52% 23.55% 25.53% 24.36% 29.88% 33.07% 31.12% CDEF

Not particularly important 181 108 30 10 10 23 88 93 8.93% 12.19% 5.12% 4.26% 12.82% 9.54% 9.80% 8.24% CD CD CD

Not at all important 60 40 5 6 2 7 31 29 2.96% 4.51% .85% 2.55% 2.56% 2.90% 3.45% 2.57% C C

Don't know/prefer not to say 50 15 12 7 4 12 32 18 2.47% 1.69% 2.05% 2.98% 5.13% 4.98% 3.56% 1.60% B BC H

Important (Net) 1735 723 539 212 62 199 747 988 85.64% 81.60% 91.98% 90.21% 79.49% 82.57% 83.18% 87.59% BEF BEF G

Not Important (Net) 241 148 35 16 12 30 119 122 11.90% 16.70% 5.97% 6.81% 15.38% 12.45% 13.25% 10.82% CD CD CD

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 90 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q11B. How important would you say religion is to your family? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Very important 659 373 47 420 370 717 562 525 1009 71 58.58% 50.54% 31.33% 47.30% 52.11% 54.48% 57.29% 50.24% 67.95% 14.64% JKL K K P R

Fairly important 342 245 59 304 236 412 298 350 426 212 30.40% 33.20% 39.33% 34.23% 33.24% 31.31% 30.38% 33.49% 28.69% 43.71% I Q

Not particularly important 78 72 31 103 69 112 70 111 40 139 6.93% 9.76% 20.67% 11.60% 9.72% 8.51% 7.14% 10.62% 2.69% 28.66% I IJL I O Q

Not at all important 21 25 12 37 14 46 29 31 5 54 1.87% 3.39% 8.00% 4.17% 1.97% 3.50% 2.96% 2.97% .34% 11.13% I IJL I Q

Don't know/prefer not to say 25 23 1 24 21 29 22 28 5 9 2.22% 3.12% .67% 2.70% 2.96% 2.20% 2.24% 2.68% .34% 1.86% Q

Important (Net) 1001 618 106 724 606 1129 860 875 1435 283 88.98% 83.74% 70.67% 81.53% 85.35% 85.79% 87.67% 83.73% 96.63% 58.35% JKL K K P R

Not Important (Net) 99 97 43 140 83 158 99 142 45 193 8.80% 13.14% 28.67% 15.77% 11.69% 12.01% 10.09% 13.59% 3.03% 39.79% I IJL I O Q

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 91 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q11B. How important would you say religion is to your family? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Very important 345 452 664 274 815 134 241 572 274 56.65% 55.39% 55.61% 53.52% 56.05% 48.91% 46.17% 53.81% 62.13% X Y YZ

Fairly important 213 244 376 172 480 87 172 356 120 34.98% 29.90% 31.49% 33.59% 33.01% 31.75% 32.95% 33.49% 27.21% T a

Not particularly important 40 77 104 44 114 34 61 87 33 6.57% 9.44% 8.71% 8.59% 7.84% 12.41% 11.69% 8.18% 7.48% W Za

Not at all important 7 32 36 14 33 16 33 21 6 1.15% 3.92% 3.02% 2.73% 2.27% 5.84% 6.32% 1.98% 1.36% S W Za

Don't know/prefer not to say 4 11 14 8 12 3 15 27 8 .66% 1.35% 1.17% 1.56% .83% 1.09% 2.87% 2.54% 1.81%

Important (Net) 558 696 1040 446 1295 221 413 928 394 91.63% 85.29% 87.10% 87.11% 89.06% 80.66% 79.12% 87.30% 89.34% T X Y Y

Not Important (Net) 47 109 140 58 147 50 94 108 39 7.72% 13.36% 11.73% 11.33% 10.11% 18.25% 18.01% 10.16% 8.84% S W Za

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 92 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q11B. How important would you say religion is to your family? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Very important 1017 234 70 731 159 78 119 663 424 56.34% 50.54% 31.67% 71.60% 33.47% 41.27% 34.90% 55.39% 51.15% cd d fgh

Fairly important 571 147 77 225 229 75 119 374 274 31.63% 31.75% 34.84% 22.04% 48.21% 39.68% 34.90% 31.24% 33.05% egh e e

Not particularly important 142 57 39 36 65 25 55 94 87 7.87% 12.31% 17.65% 3.53% 13.68% 13.23% 16.13% 7.85% 10.49% b b e e e i

Not at all important 40 17 20 10 12 4 34 31 29 2.22% 3.67% 9.05% .98% 2.53% 2.12% 9.97% 2.59% 3.50% bc e efg

Don't know/prefer not to say 35 8 15 19 10 7 14 35 15 1.94% 1.73% 6.79% 1.86% 2.11% 3.70% 4.11% 2.92% 1.81% bc e

Important (Net) 1588 381 147 956 388 153 238 1037 698 87.98% 82.29% 66.52% 93.63% 81.68% 80.95% 69.79% 86.63% 84.20% cd d fgh h h

Not Important (Net) 182 74 59 46 77 29 89 125 116 10.08% 15.98% 26.70% 4.51% 16.21% 15.34% 26.10% 10.44% 13.99% b bc e e efg i

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 93 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q12. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Religion is a cause of division and conflict in society? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Strongly agree 371 207 75 26 20 43 163 208 18.31% 23.36% 12.80% 11.06% 25.64% 17.84% 18.15% 18.44% CD CD D

Agree 598 327 142 44 15 70 284 314 29.52% 36.91% 24.23% 18.72% 19.23% 29.05% 31.63% 27.84% CDEF D

Neither agree nor disagree 453 188 123 60 21 61 182 271 22.36% 21.22% 20.99% 25.53% 26.92% 25.31% 20.27% 24.02% G

Disagree 214 65 90 38 5 16 86 128 10.56% 7.34% 15.36% 16.17% 6.41% 6.64% 9.58% 11.35% BEF BEF

Strongly disagree 308 76 127 55 12 38 138 170 15.20% 8.58% 21.67% 23.40% 15.38% 15.77% 15.37% 15.07% B BF B B

Don't know 82 23 29 12 5 13 45 37 4.05% 2.60% 4.95% 5.11% 6.41% 5.39% 5.01% 3.28% B B B H

Agree (Net) 969 534 217 70 35 113 447 522 47.83% 60.27% 37.03% 29.79% 44.87% 46.89% 49.78% 46.28% CDEF D D CD

Disagree (Net) 522 141 217 93 17 54 224 298 25.77% 15.91% 37.03% 39.57% 21.79% 22.41% 24.94% 26.42% BEF BEF B

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 94 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q12. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Religion is a cause of division and conflict in society? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Strongly agree 172 155 44 199 127 244 174 197 221 146 15.29% 21.00% 29.33% 22.41% 17.89% 18.54% 17.74% 18.85% 14.88% 30.10% I IJ I Q

Agree 313 237 46 283 238 360 243 355 404 188 27.82% 32.11% 30.67% 31.87% 33.52% 27.36% 24.77% 33.97% 27.21% 38.76% I I N O Q

Neither agree nor disagree 290 131 29 160 140 313 243 210 325 112 25.78% 17.75% 19.33% 18.02% 19.72% 23.78% 24.77% 20.10% 21.89% 23.09% JL M P

Disagree 127 72 11 83 71 143 113 101 188 23 11.29% 9.76% 7.33% 9.35% 10.00% 10.87% 11.52% 9.67% 12.66% 4.74% R

Strongly disagree 173 117 15 132 108 200 165 143 295 9 15.38% 15.85% 10.00% 14.86% 15.21% 15.20% 16.82% 13.68% 19.87% 1.86% P R

Don't know 50 26 5 31 26 56 43 39 52 7 4.44% 3.52% 3.33% 3.49% 3.66% 4.26% 4.38% 3.73% 3.50% 1.44% R

Agree (Net) 485 392 90 482 365 604 417 552 625 334 43.11% 53.12% 60.00% 54.28% 51.41% 45.90% 42.51% 52.82% 42.09% 68.87% I I I N O Q

Disagree (Net) 300 189 26 215 179 343 278 244 483 32 26.67% 25.61% 17.33% 24.21% 25.21% 26.06% 28.34% 23.35% 32.53% 6.60% K K P R

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 95 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q12. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Religion is a cause of division and conflict in society? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Strongly agree 142 158 227 102 278 58 126 166 79 23.32% 19.36% 19.01% 19.92% 19.12% 21.17% 24.14% 15.62% 17.91% Za

Agree 235 214 375 152 451 92 152 310 136 38.59% 26.23% 31.41% 29.69% 31.02% 33.58% 29.12% 29.16% 30.84% T

Neither agree nor disagree 111 165 242 116 304 57 120 256 77 18.23% 20.22% 20.27% 22.66% 20.91% 20.80% 22.99% 24.08% 17.46% a a

Disagree 50 103 136 51 157 28 39 123 52 8.21% 12.62% 11.39% 9.96% 10.80% 10.22% 7.47% 11.57% 11.79% S Y Y

Strongly disagree 61 165 177 85 230 35 67 162 79 10.02% 20.22% 14.82% 16.60% 15.82% 12.77% 12.84% 15.24% 17.91% S Y

Don't know 10 11 37 6 34 4 18 46 18 1.64% 1.35% 3.10% 1.17% 2.34% 1.46% 3.45% 4.33% 4.08% V

Agree (Net) 377 372 602 254 729 150 278 476 215 61.90% 45.59% 50.42% 49.61% 50.14% 54.74% 53.26% 44.78% 48.75% T Z

Disagree (Net) 111 268 313 136 387 63 106 285 131 18.23% 32.84% 26.21% 26.56% 26.62% 22.99% 20.31% 26.81% 29.71% S Y Y

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 96 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q12. To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Religion is a cause of division and conflict in society? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Strongly agree 325 95 46 125 110 41 95 185 186 18.01% 20.52% 20.81% 12.24% 23.16% 21.69% 27.86% 15.46% 22.44% e e e i

Agree 521 142 77 213 194 67 124 339 259 28.86% 30.67% 34.84% 20.86% 40.84% 35.45% 36.36% 28.32% 31.24% e e e

Neither agree nor disagree 400 100 53 224 107 50 72 290 163 22.16% 21.60% 23.98% 21.94% 22.53% 26.46% 21.11% 24.23% 19.66% j

Disagree 196 44 18 149 28 21 16 133 81 10.86% 9.50% 8.14% 14.59% 5.89% 11.11% 4.69% 11.11% 9.77% fh fh

Strongly disagree 296 63 12 258 25 6 19 191 117 16.40% 13.61% 5.43% 25.27% 5.26% 3.17% 5.57% 15.96% 14.11% d d fgh

Don't know 67 19 15 52 11 4 15 59 23 3.71% 4.10% 6.79% 5.09% 2.32% 2.12% 4.40% 4.93% 2.77% b f j

Agree (Net) 846 237 123 338 304 108 219 524 445 46.87% 51.19% 55.66% 33.10% 64.00% 57.14% 64.22% 43.78% 53.68% b e e e i

Disagree (Net) 492 107 30 407 53 27 35 324 198 27.26% 23.11% 13.57% 39.86% 11.16% 14.29% 10.26% 27.07% 23.88% d d fgh

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 97 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q13a. How do you feel about Brexit? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Very optimistic 190 84 55 22 7 22 97 93 9.38% 9.48% 9.39% 9.36% 8.97% 9.13% 10.80% 8.24% H

Optimistic 296 146 77 18 18 37 154 142 14.61% 16.48% 13.14% 7.66% 23.08% 15.35% 17.15% 12.59% D D CD D H

Neither optimistic nor pessimistic 517 233 152 52 18 62 201 316 25.52% 26.30% 25.94% 22.13% 23.08% 25.73% 22.38% 28.01% G

Pessimistic 391 183 95 54 11 48 170 221 19.30% 20.65% 16.21% 22.98% 14.10% 19.92% 18.93% 19.59% C C

Very pessimistic 405 176 116 58 12 43 202 203 19.99% 19.86% 19.80% 24.68% 15.38% 17.84% 22.49% 18.00% H

Don't know 227 64 91 31 12 29 74 153 11.20% 7.22% 15.53% 13.19% 15.38% 12.03% 8.24% 13.56% B B B B G

Optimistic (Net) 486 230 132 40 25 59 251 235 23.99% 25.96% 22.53% 17.02% 32.05% 24.48% 27.95% 20.83% D D D H

Pessimistic (Net) 796 359 211 112 23 91 372 424 39.29% 40.52% 36.01% 47.66% 29.49% 37.76% 41.43% 37.59% BCEF

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 98 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q13a. How do you feel about Brexit? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Very optimistic 95 77 18 95 73 117 96 94 163 27 8.44% 10.43% 12.00% 10.70% 10.28% 8.89% 9.79% 9.00% 10.98% 5.57% R

Optimistic 146 126 23 149 106 190 136 160 227 66 12.98% 17.07% 15.33% 16.78% 14.93% 14.44% 13.86% 15.31% 15.29% 13.61% I I

Neither optimistic nor pessimistic 302 173 41 214 170 347 249 268 396 109 26.84% 23.44% 27.33% 24.10% 23.94% 26.37% 25.38% 25.65% 26.67% 22.47%

Pessimistic 228 126 34 160 138 253 176 215 267 118 20.27% 17.07% 22.67% 18.02% 19.44% 19.22% 17.94% 20.57% 17.98% 24.33% Q

Very pessimistic 221 162 21 183 150 255 195 210 269 130 19.64% 21.95% 14.00% 20.61% 21.13% 19.38% 19.88% 20.10% 18.11% 26.80% K Q

Don't know 133 74 13 87 73 154 129 98 163 35 11.82% 10.03% 8.67% 9.80% 10.28% 11.70% 13.15% 9.38% 10.98% 7.22% P R

Optimistic (Net) 241 203 41 244 179 307 232 254 390 93 21.42% 27.51% 27.33% 27.48% 25.21% 23.33% 23.65% 24.31% 26.26% 19.18% I I R

Pessimistic (Net) 449 288 55 343 288 508 371 425 536 248 39.91% 39.02% 36.67% 38.63% 40.56% 38.60% 37.82% 40.67% 36.09% 51.13% Q

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 99 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q13a. How do you feel about Brexit? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Very optimistic 121 40 119 51 151 23 51 75 64 19.87% 4.90% 9.97% 9.96% 10.39% 8.39% 9.77% 7.06% 14.51% T YZ

Optimistic 146 79 201 73 231 41 74 139 83 23.97% 9.68% 16.83% 14.26% 15.89% 14.96% 14.18% 13.08% 18.82% T Z

Neither optimistic nor pessimistic 149 156 323 112 371 57 121 281 115 24.47% 19.12% 27.05% 21.88% 25.52% 20.80% 23.18% 26.43% 26.08% T V

Pessimistic 103 205 230 94 306 46 95 236 60 16.91% 25.12% 19.26% 18.36% 21.05% 16.79% 18.20% 22.20% 13.61% S a

Very pessimistic 50 288 205 141 269 84 122 218 65 8.21% 35.29% 17.17% 27.54% 18.50% 30.66% 23.37% 20.51% 14.74% S U W a a

Don't know 40 48 116 41 126 23 59 114 54 6.57% 5.88% 9.72% 8.01% 8.67% 8.39% 11.30% 10.72% 12.24%

Optimistic (Net) 267 119 320 124 382 64 125 214 147 43.84% 14.58% 26.80% 24.22% 26.27% 23.36% 23.95% 20.13% 33.33% T YZ

Pessimistic (Net) 153 493 435 235 575 130 217 454 125 25.12% 60.42% 36.43% 45.90% 39.55% 47.45% 41.57% 42.71% 28.34% S U W a a

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 100 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q13a. How do you feel about Brexit? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Very optimistic 176 67 14 94 42 22 32 91 99 9.75% 14.47% 6.33% 9.21% 8.84% 11.64% 9.38% 7.60% 11.94% bd i

Optimistic 270 77 26 121 93 23 59 152 144 14.96% 16.63% 11.76% 11.85% 19.58% 12.17% 17.30% 12.70% 17.37% eg e i

Neither optimistic nor pessimistic 472 124 45 253 141 53 70 272 245 26.15% 26.78% 20.36% 24.78% 29.68% 28.04% 20.53% 22.72% 29.55% eh i

Pessimistic 335 81 56 195 78 39 79 257 134 18.56% 17.49% 25.34% 19.10% 16.42% 20.63% 23.17% 21.47% 16.16% bc f j

Very pessimistic 359 75 46 209 81 36 79 270 135 19.89% 16.20% 20.81% 20.47% 17.05% 19.05% 23.17% 22.56% 16.28% f j

Don't know 193 39 34 149 40 16 22 155 72 10.69% 8.42% 15.38% 14.59% 8.42% 8.47% 6.45% 12.95% 8.69% bc fgh j

Optimistic (Net) 446 144 40 215 135 45 91 243 243 24.71% 31.10% 18.10% 21.06% 28.42% 23.81% 26.69% 20.30% 29.31% d bd e e i

Pessimistic (Net) 694 156 102 404 159 75 158 527 269 38.45% 33.69% 46.15% 39.57% 33.47% 39.68% 46.33% 44.03% 32.45% bc f ef j

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 101 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q13. In the last couple of years do you think Britain has become a more or less tolerant place? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Significantly more tolerant 181 74 58 22 6 21 93 88 8.93% 8.35% 9.90% 9.36% 7.69% 8.71% 10.36% 7.80% H

Slightly more tolerant 428 190 114 49 21 54 186 242 21.13% 21.44% 19.45% 20.85% 26.92% 22.41% 20.71% 21.45%

No difference 450 208 119 56 16 51 208 242 22.21% 23.48% 20.31% 23.83% 20.51% 21.16% 23.16% 21.45%

Slightly less tolerant 516 226 149 60 18 63 219 297 25.47% 25.51% 25.43% 25.53% 23.08% 26.14% 24.39% 26.33%

Significantly less tolerant 300 137 97 32 6 28 143 157 14.81% 15.46% 16.55% 13.62% 7.69% 11.62% 15.92% 13.92% E

Don't know/prefer not to say 151 51 49 16 11 24 49 102 7.45% 5.76% 8.36% 6.81% 14.10% 9.96% 5.46% 9.04% BD B G

More tolerant (Net) 609 264 172 71 27 75 279 330 30.06% 29.80% 29.35% 30.21% 34.62% 31.12% 31.07% 29.26%

Less tolerant (Net) 816 363 246 92 24 91 362 454 40.28% 40.97% 41.98% 39.15% 30.77% 37.76% 40.31% 40.25%

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 102 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q13. In the last couple of years do you think Britain has become a more or less tolerant place? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Significantly more tolerant 97 66 18 84 66 115 88 93 152 25 8.62% 8.94% 12.00% 9.46% 9.30% 8.74% 8.97% 8.90% 10.24% 5.15% R

Slightly more tolerant 266 136 24 160 163 265 191 237 340 86 23.64% 18.43% 16.00% 18.02% 22.96% 20.14% 19.47% 22.68% 22.90% 17.73% JKL R

No difference 273 140 34 174 147 303 232 218 315 119 24.27% 18.97% 22.67% 19.59% 20.70% 23.02% 23.65% 20.86% 21.21% 24.54% JL

Slightly less tolerant 283 187 43 230 194 322 239 277 382 129 25.16% 25.34% 28.67% 25.90% 27.32% 24.47% 24.36% 26.51% 25.72% 26.60%

Significantly less tolerant 124 154 22 176 90 210 149 151 201 94 11.02% 20.87% 14.67% 19.82% 12.68% 15.96% 15.19% 14.45% 13.54% 19.38% I I M Q

Don't know/prefer not to say 82 55 9 64 50 101 82 69 95 32 7.29% 7.45% 6.00% 7.21% 7.04% 7.67% 8.36% 6.60% 6.40% 6.60%

More tolerant (Net) 363 202 42 244 229 380 279 330 492 111 32.27% 27.37% 28.00% 27.48% 32.25% 28.88% 28.44% 31.58% 33.13% 22.89% JL R

Less tolerant (Net) 407 341 65 406 284 532 388 428 583 223 36.18% 46.21% 43.33% 45.72% 40.00% 40.43% 39.55% 40.96% 39.26% 45.98% I I Q

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 103 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q13. In the last couple of years do you think Britain has become a more or less tolerant place? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Significantly more tolerant 181 - 131 39 150 22 48 74 59 29.72% -% 10.97% 7.62% 10.32% 8.03% 9.20% 6.96% 13.38% T V YZ

Slightly more tolerant 428 - 291 93 350 41 97 221 110 70.28% -% 24.37% 18.16% 24.07% 14.96% 18.58% 20.79% 24.94% T V X Y

No difference - - 267 100 312 62 122 235 93 -% -% 22.36% 19.53% 21.46% 22.63% 23.37% 22.11% 21.09%

Slightly less tolerant - 516 300 137 394 60 132 293 91 -% 63.24% 25.13% 26.76% 27.10% 21.90% 25.29% 27.56% 20.63% S a

Significantly less tolerant - 300 132 123 183 72 89 160 51 -% 36.76% 11.06% 24.02% 12.59% 26.28% 17.05% 15.05% 11.56% S U W a

Don't know/prefer not to say - - 73 20 65 17 34 80 37 -% -% 6.11% 3.91% 4.47% 6.20% 6.51% 7.53% 8.39%

More tolerant (Net) 609 - 422 132 500 63 145 295 169 100.00% -% 35.34% 25.78% 34.39% 22.99% 27.78% 27.75% 38.32% T V X YZ

Less tolerant (Net) - 816 432 260 577 132 221 453 142 -% 100.00% 36.18% 50.78% 39.68% 48.18% 42.34% 42.62% 32.20% S U W a a

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 104 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q13. In the last couple of years do you think Britain has become a more or less tolerant place? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Significantly more tolerant 164 54 17 97 49 13 22 87 94 9.09% 11.66% 7.69% 9.50% 10.32% 6.88% 6.45% 7.27% 11.34% i

Slightly more tolerant 388 113 40 193 123 39 73 245 183 21.50% 24.41% 18.10% 18.90% 25.89% 20.63% 21.41% 20.47% 22.07% e

No difference 395 113 55 221 106 48 75 261 189 21.88% 24.41% 24.89% 21.65% 22.32% 25.40% 21.99% 21.80% 22.80%

Slightly less tolerant 467 95 49 267 110 55 84 319 197 25.87% 20.52% 22.17% 26.15% 23.16% 29.10% 24.63% 26.65% 23.76% c

Significantly less tolerant 261 62 39 157 59 24 60 190 110 14.46% 13.39% 17.65% 15.38% 12.42% 12.70% 17.60% 15.87% 13.27% f

Don't know/prefer not to say 130 26 21 86 28 10 27 95 56 7.20% 5.62% 9.50% 8.42% 5.89% 5.29% 7.92% 7.94% 6.76%

More tolerant (Net) 552 167 57 290 172 52 95 332 277 30.58% 36.07% 25.79% 28.40% 36.21% 27.51% 27.86% 27.74% 33.41% bd egh i

Less tolerant (Net) 728 157 88 424 169 79 144 509 307 40.33% 33.91% 39.82% 41.53% 35.58% 41.80% 42.23% 42.52% 37.03% c f j

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 105 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q14. Do you think the level of immigration in the UK is currently too high, about right or too low? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Too high 696 350 179 66 24 77 335 361 34.35% 39.50% 30.55% 28.09% 30.77% 31.95% 37.31% 32.00% CDF H

About right 826 355 247 96 34 94 368 458 40.77% 40.07% 42.15% 40.85% 43.59% 39.00% 40.98% 40.60%

Too low 161 53 61 22 4 21 67 94 7.95% 5.98% 10.41% 9.36% 5.13% 8.71% 7.46% 8.33% B

Don't know/prefer not to say 343 128 99 51 16 49 128 215 16.93% 14.45% 16.89% 21.70% 20.51% 20.33% 14.25% 19.06% B B G

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 106 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q14. Do you think the level of immigration in the UK is currently too high, about right or too low? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Too high 312 305 76 381 261 435 322 374 530 158 27.73% 41.33% 50.67% 42.91% 36.76% 33.05% 32.82% 35.79% 35.69% 32.58% I IJ I

About right 511 265 46 311 292 534 400 426 619 199 45.42% 35.91% 30.67% 35.02% 41.13% 40.58% 40.77% 40.77% 41.68% 41.03% JKL

Too low 109 46 5 51 51 110 77 84 109 49 9.69% 6.23% 3.33% 5.74% 7.18% 8.36% 7.85% 8.04% 7.34% 10.10% JKL

Don't know/prefer not to say 193 122 23 145 106 237 182 161 227 79 17.16% 16.53% 15.33% 16.33% 14.93% 18.01% 18.55% 15.41% 15.29% 16.29%

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 107 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q14. Do you think the level of immigration in the UK is currently too high, about right or too low? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Too high 236 278 424 192 537 88 200 365 131 38.75% 34.07% 35.51% 37.50% 36.93% 32.12% 38.31% 34.34% 29.71% a

About right 284 327 517 217 622 117 203 424 199 46.63% 40.07% 43.30% 42.38% 42.78% 42.70% 38.89% 39.89% 45.12% T

Too low 41 83 78 45 95 42 40 70 51 6.73% 10.17% 6.53% 8.79% 6.53% 15.33% 7.66% 6.59% 11.56% S W YZ

Don't know/prefer not to say 48 128 175 58 200 27 79 204 60 7.88% 15.69% 14.66% 11.33% 13.76% 9.85% 15.13% 19.19% 13.61% S Ya

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 108 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q14. Do you think the level of immigration in the UK is currently too high, about right or too low? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Too high 628 167 68 287 185 85 139 402 294 34.79% 36.07% 30.77% 28.11% 38.95% 44.97% 40.76% 33.58% 35.46% e e e

About right 751 196 75 448 191 66 121 495 331 41.61% 42.33% 33.94% 43.88% 40.21% 34.92% 35.48% 41.35% 39.93% d d gh

Too low 140 45 21 92 30 8 31 77 84 7.76% 9.72% 9.50% 9.01% 6.32% 4.23% 9.09% 6.43% 10.13% g g i

Don't know/prefer not to say 286 55 57 194 69 30 50 223 120 15.84% 11.88% 25.79% 19.00% 14.53% 15.87% 14.66% 18.63% 14.48% c bc f j

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 109 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q15. Have you noticed a difference in how other people have treated you following terrorist attacks in Britain, or not? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes, it has been significantly better 102 38 37 11 2 14 37 65 5.03% 4.29% 6.31% 4.68% 2.56% 5.81% 4.12% 5.76%

Yes, it has been slightly better 215 79 67 29 10 30 113 102 10.61% 8.92% 11.43% 12.34% 12.82% 12.45% 12.58% 9.04% H

No there has been no difference 907 481 203 84 43 96 411 496 44.77% 54.29% 34.64% 35.74% 55.13% 39.83% 45.77% 43.97% CDF CDF

Yes, it has been slightly worse 427 168 148 60 5 46 185 242 21.08% 18.96% 25.26% 25.53% 6.41% 19.09% 20.60% 21.45% E BE BE E

Yes, It has been significantly worse 194 57 73 36 5 23 83 111 9.58% 6.43% 12.46% 15.32% 6.41% 9.54% 9.24% 9.84% B BE

Don't know/prefer not to say 181 63 58 15 13 32 69 112 8.93% 7.11% 9.90% 6.38% 16.67% 13.28% 7.68% 9.93% BD BD

Better (Net) 317 117 104 40 12 44 150 167 15.65% 13.21% 17.75% 17.02% 15.38% 18.26% 16.70% 14.80% B B

Worse (Net) 621 225 221 96 10 69 268 353 30.65% 25.40% 37.71% 40.85% 12.82% 28.63% 29.84% 31.29% E BEF BEF E

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 110 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q15. Have you noticed a difference in how other people have treated you following terrorist attacks in Britain, or not? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes, it has been significantly better 59 42 1 43 28 74 61 41 92 10 5.24% 5.69% .67% 4.84% 3.94% 5.62% 6.22% 3.92% 6.20% 2.06% K K K P R

Yes, it has been slightly better 144 62 8 70 92 123 91 124 180 32 12.80% 8.40% 5.33% 7.88% 12.96% 9.35% 9.28% 11.87% 12.12% 6.60% JKL N R

No there has been no difference 471 329 100 429 344 563 388 519 608 279 41.87% 44.58% 66.67% 48.31% 48.45% 42.78% 39.55% 49.67% 40.94% 57.53% IJL I N O Q

Yes, it has been slightly worse 248 158 20 178 127 300 241 186 331 95 22.04% 21.41% 13.33% 20.05% 17.89% 22.80% 24.57% 17.80% 22.29% 19.59% K K M P

Yes, It has been significantly worse 108 74 12 86 60 134 106 88 160 33 9.60% 10.03% 8.00% 9.68% 8.45% 10.18% 10.81% 8.42% 10.77% 6.80% R

Don't know/prefer not to say 95 73 9 82 59 122 94 87 114 36 8.44% 9.89% 6.00% 9.23% 8.31% 9.27% 9.58% 8.33% 7.68% 7.42%

Better (Net) 203 104 9 113 120 197 152 165 272 42 18.04% 14.09% 6.00% 12.73% 16.90% 14.97% 15.49% 15.79% 18.32% 8.66% JKL K K R

Worse (Net) 356 232 32 264 187 434 347 274 491 128 31.64% 31.44% 21.33% 29.73% 26.34% 32.98% 35.37% 26.22% 33.06% 26.39% K K K M P R

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 111 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q15. Have you noticed a difference in how other people have treated you following terrorist attacks in Britain, or not? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes, it has been significantly better 72 20 75 19 87 11 23 43 36 11.82% 2.45% 6.28% 3.71% 5.98% 4.01% 4.41% 4.05% 8.16% T V YZ

Yes, it has been slightly better 142 26 133 62 153 40 67 84 64 23.32% 3.19% 11.14% 12.11% 10.52% 14.60% 12.84% 7.90% 14.51% T W Z Z

No there has been no difference 246 353 603 179 693 95 234 495 178 40.39% 43.26% 50.50% 34.96% 47.66% 34.67% 44.83% 46.57% 40.36% V X a

Yes, it has been slightly worse 91 247 219 136 317 52 101 257 69 14.94% 30.27% 18.34% 26.56% 21.80% 18.98% 19.35% 24.18% 15.65% S U Ya

Yes, It has been significantly worse 30 135 77 93 119 56 59 94 41 4.93% 16.54% 6.45% 18.16% 8.18% 20.44% 11.30% 8.84% 9.30% S U W

Don't know/prefer not to say 28 35 87 23 85 20 38 90 53 4.60% 4.29% 7.29% 4.49% 5.85% 7.30% 7.28% 8.47% 12.02% V YZ

Better (Net) 214 46 208 81 240 51 90 127 100 35.14% 5.64% 17.42% 15.82% 16.51% 18.61% 17.24% 11.95% 22.68% T Z YZ

Worse (Net) 121 382 296 229 436 108 160 351 110 19.87% 46.81% 24.79% 44.73% 29.99% 39.42% 30.65% 33.02% 24.94% S U W a a

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 112 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q15. Have you noticed a difference in how other people have treated you following terrorist attacks in Britain, or not? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes, it has been significantly better 93 42 9 55 20 13 14 50 52 5.15% 9.07% 4.07% 5.39% 4.21% 6.88% 4.11% 4.18% 6.27% bd i

Yes, it has been slightly better 203 66 12 119 52 19 25 113 102 11.25% 14.25% 5.43% 11.66% 10.95% 10.05% 7.33% 9.44% 12.30% d d h i

No there has been no difference 790 182 117 345 265 94 203 512 395 43.77% 39.31% 52.94% 33.79% 55.79% 49.74% 59.53% 42.77% 47.65% bc e e eg i

Yes, it has been slightly worse 386 106 41 269 62 37 59 294 133 21.39% 22.89% 18.55% 26.35% 13.05% 19.58% 17.30% 24.56% 16.04% fgh f j

Yes, It has been significantly worse 180 36 14 141 26 13 14 122 72 9.97% 7.78% 6.33% 13.81% 5.47% 6.88% 4.11% 10.19% 8.69% fgh

Don't know/prefer not to say 153 31 28 92 50 13 26 106 75 8.48% 6.70% 12.67% 9.01% 10.53% 6.88% 7.62% 8.86% 9.05% bc

Better (Net) 296 108 21 174 72 32 39 163 154 16.40% 23.33% 9.50% 17.04% 15.16% 16.93% 11.44% 13.62% 18.58% d bd h i

Worse (Net) 566 142 55 410 88 50 73 416 205 31.36% 30.67% 24.89% 40.16% 18.53% 26.46% 21.41% 34.75% 24.73% d fgh f j

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 113 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q15A. Have people treated you.. (select all that apply) BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D *E F G H

Base: All respondents who said treated worse since terrorist attacks 621 225 221 96 10 69 268 353

With more suspicion 330 122 117 53 4 34 150 180 53.14% 54.22% 52.94% 55.21% 40.00% 49.28% 55.97% 50.99%

With more awkwardness 367 132 136 57 8 34 146 221 59.10% 58.67% 61.54% 59.38% 80.00% 49.28% 54.48% 62.61% G

Excluded you from events 71 15 40 7 2 7 32 39 11.43% 6.67% 18.10% 7.29% 20.00% 10.14% 11.94% 11.05% BD

Been abusive 194 62 78 29 1 24 86 108 31.24% 27.56% 35.29% 30.21% 10.00% 34.78% 32.09% 30.59%

Other, please specify 28 11 12 3 - 2 12 16 4.51% 4.89% 5.43% 3.13% -% 2.90% 4.48% 4.53%

Sigma 990 342 383 149 15 101 426 564 159.42% 152.00% 173.30% 155.21% 150.00% 146.38% 158.96% 159.77% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 114 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q15A. Have people treated you.. (select all that apply) BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: All respondents who said treated worse since terrorist attacks 356 232 32 264 187 434 347 274 491 128

With more suspicion 189 121 19 140 94 236 183 147 257 72 53.09% 52.16% 59.38% 53.03% 50.27% 54.38% 52.74% 53.65% 52.34% 56.25%

With more awkwardness 215 137 15 152 104 263 216 151 294 72 60.39% 59.05% 46.88% 57.58% 55.61% 60.60% 62.25% 55.11% 59.88% 56.25%

Excluded you from events 41 27 3 30 21 50 39 32 55 16 11.52% 11.64% 9.38% 11.36% 11.23% 11.52% 11.24% 11.68% 11.20% 12.50%

Been abusive 108 76 10 86 48 146 112 82 161 33 30.34% 32.76% 31.25% 32.58% 25.67% 33.64% 32.28% 29.93% 32.79% 25.78% M

Other, please specify 18 7 3 10 10 18 12 16 20 7 5.06% 3.02% 9.38% 3.79% 5.35% 4.15% 3.46% 5.84% 4.07% 5.47%

Sigma 571 368 50 418 277 713 562 428 787 200 160.39% 158.62% 156.25% 158.33% 148.13% 164.29% 161.96% 156.20% 160.29% 156.25% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 115 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q15A. Have people treated you.. (select all that apply) BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: All respondents who said treated worse since terrorist attacks 121 382 296 229 436 108 160 351 110

With more suspicion 55 214 155 126 233 63 84 191 55 45.45% 56.02% 52.36% 55.02% 53.44% 58.33% 52.50% 54.42% 50.00% S

With more awkwardness 67 229 181 130 261 62 93 217 57 55.37% 59.95% 61.15% 56.77% 59.86% 57.41% 58.13% 61.82% 51.82%

Excluded you from events 13 48 21 39 47 19 17 40 14 10.74% 12.57% 7.09% 17.03% 10.78% 17.59% 10.63% 11.40% 12.73% U

Been abusive 26 136 77 97 123 43 51 108 35 21.49% 35.60% 26.01% 42.36% 28.21% 39.81% 31.88% 30.77% 31.82% S U W

Other, please specify 9 13 18 6 21 3 8 14 6 7.44% 3.40% 6.08% 2.62% 4.82% 2.78% 5.00% 3.99% 5.45%

Sigma 170 640 452 398 685 190 253 570 167 140.50% 167.54% 152.70% 173.80% 157.11% 175.93% 158.13% 162.39% 151.82% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 116 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q15A. Have people treated you.. (select all that apply) BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: All respondents who said treated worse since terrorist attacks 566 142 55 410 88 50 73 416 205

With more suspicion 295 70 35 217 43 29 41 225 105 52.12% 49.30% 63.64% 52.93% 48.86% 58.00% 56.16% 54.09% 51.22%

With more awkwardness 336 90 31 252 48 30 37 261 106 59.36% 63.38% 56.36% 61.46% 54.55% 60.00% 50.68% 62.74% 51.71% j

Excluded you from events 64 20 7 56 7 2 6 46 25 11.31% 14.08% 12.73% 13.66% 7.95% 4.00% 8.22% 11.06% 12.20%

Been abusive 179 43 15 146 16 13 19 135 59 31.63% 30.28% 27.27% 35.61% 18.18% 26.00% 26.03% 32.45% 28.78% f

Other, please specify 22 2 6 18 7 1 2 18 10 3.89% 1.41% 10.91% 4.39% 7.95% 2.00% 2.74% 4.33% 4.88% bc

Sigma 896 225 94 689 121 75 105 685 305 158.30% 158.45% 170.91% 168.05% 137.50% 150.00% 143.84% 164.66% 148.78% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 117 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q16. In general, do you trust the police in Britain or not? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes 1194 563 329 119 46 137 522 672 58.93% 63.54% 56.14% 50.64% 58.97% 56.85% 58.13% 59.57% CD

No 512 206 164 64 16 62 253 259 25.27% 23.25% 27.99% 27.23% 20.51% 25.73% 28.17% 22.96% B H

Don't know 320 117 93 52 16 42 123 197 15.79% 13.21% 15.87% 22.13% 20.51% 17.43% 13.70% 17.46% BC G

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 118 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q16. In general, do you trust the police in Britain or not? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes 642 442 103 545 420 774 566 628 900 275 57.07% 59.89% 68.67% 61.37% 59.15% 58.81% 57.70% 60.10% 60.61% 56.70% IJ

No 289 191 29 220 177 335 261 251 374 129 25.69% 25.88% 19.33% 24.77% 24.93% 25.46% 26.61% 24.02% 25.19% 26.60%

Don't know 194 105 18 123 113 207 154 166 211 81 17.24% 14.23% 12.00% 13.85% 15.92% 15.73% 15.70% 15.89% 14.21% 16.70% L

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 119 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q16. In general, do you trust the police in Britain or not? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes 422 432 1194 - 1012 75 277 659 258 69.29% 52.94% 100.00% -% 69.60% 27.37% 53.07% 61.99% 58.50% T V X Y

No 132 260 - 512 283 160 170 227 115 21.67% 31.86% -% 100.00% 19.46% 58.39% 32.57% 21.35% 26.08% S U W Za Z

Don't know 55 124 - - 159 39 75 177 68 9.03% 15.20% -% -% 10.94% 14.23% 14.37% 16.65% 15.42% S

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 120 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q16. In general, do you trust the police in Britain or not? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes 1084 279 110 565 305 107 217 653 541 60.06% 60.26% 49.77% 55.34% 64.21% 56.61% 63.64% 54.55% 65.26% d d e e i

No 453 122 59 284 105 53 70 326 186 25.10% 26.35% 26.70% 27.82% 22.11% 28.04% 20.53% 27.23% 22.44% fh j

Don't know 268 62 52 172 65 29 54 218 102 14.85% 13.39% 23.53% 16.85% 13.68% 15.34% 15.84% 18.21% 12.30% bc j

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 121 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q17. In international tournaments would you support any of the following international football teams, or not? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

UK national team (England, Wales, Scotland, Northern 1585 723 437 181 56 188 721 864 Ireland) 78.23% 81.60% 74.57% 77.02% 71.79% 78.01% 80.29% 76.60% CE H

Another country's team, please specify 124 64 28 9 9 14 64 60 6.12% 7.22% 4.78% 3.83% 11.54% 5.81% 7.13% 5.32% CD

None 209 78 72 28 9 22 77 132 10.32% 8.80% 12.29% 11.91% 11.54% 9.13% 8.57% 11.70% B G

Don't know 174 61 62 22 6 23 69 105 8.59% 6.88% 10.58% 9.36% 7.69% 9.54% 7.68% 9.31% B

Sigma 2092 926 599 240 80 247 931 1161 103.26% 104.51% 102.22% 102.13% 102.56% 102.49% 103.67% 102.93% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 122 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q17. In international tournaments would you support any of the following international football teams, or not? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

UK national team (England, Wales, Scotland, Northern 877 577 123 700 568 1017 760 825 1200 358 Ireland) 77.96% 78.18% 82.00% 78.83% 80.00% 77.28% 77.47% 78.95% 80.81% 73.81% R

Another country's team, please specify 70 46 7 53 47 77 50 74 95 28 6.22% 6.23% 4.67% 5.97% 6.62% 5.85% 5.10% 7.08% 6.40% 5.77%

None 120 76 12 88 69 140 108 101 126 77 10.67% 10.30% 8.00% 9.91% 9.72% 10.64% 11.01% 9.67% 8.48% 15.88% Q

Don't know 91 66 14 80 46 128 96 78 112 39 8.09% 8.94% 9.33% 9.01% 6.48% 9.73% 9.79% 7.46% 7.54% 8.04% M

Sigma 1158 765 156 921 730 1362 1014 1078 1533 502 102.93% 103.66% 104.00% 103.72% 102.82% 103.50% 103.36% 103.16% 103.23% 103.51% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 123 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q17. In international tournaments would you support any of the following international football teams, or not? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

UK national team (England, Wales, Scotland, Northern 527 632 1020 377 1246 178 408 841 336 Ireland) 86.54% 77.45% 85.43% 73.63% 85.69% 64.96% 78.16% 79.12% 76.19% T V X

Another country's team, please specify 34 71 70 38 82 23 22 79 23 5.58% 8.70% 5.86% 7.42% 5.64% 8.39% 4.21% 7.43% 5.22% S Y

None 44 90 86 82 106 58 55 106 48 7.22% 11.03% 7.20% 16.02% 7.29% 21.17% 10.54% 9.97% 10.88% S U W

Don't know 22 65 58 32 66 24 47 86 41 3.61% 7.97% 4.86% 6.25% 4.54% 8.76% 9.00% 8.09% 9.30% S W

Sigma 627 858 1234 529 1500 283 532 1112 448 102.96% 105.15% 103.35% 103.32% 103.16% 103.28% 101.92% 104.61% 101.59% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 124 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q17. In international tournaments would you support any of the following international football teams, or not? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

UK national team (England, Wales, Scotland, Northern 1434 365 151 792 391 148 254 924 661 Ireland) 79.45% 78.83% 68.33% 77.57% 82.32% 78.31% 74.49% 77.19% 79.73% d d eh

Another country's team, please specify 118 27 6 49 35 17 23 63 61 6.54% 5.83% 2.71% 4.80% 7.37% 8.99% 6.74% 5.26% 7.36% d e e

None 168 42 41 108 39 16 46 131 78 9.31% 9.07% 18.55% 10.58% 8.21% 8.47% 13.49% 10.94% 9.41% bc f

Don't know 148 43 26 99 30 16 29 114 60 8.20% 9.29% 11.76% 9.70% 6.32% 8.47% 8.50% 9.52% 7.24% f

Sigma 1868 477 224 1048 495 197 352 1232 860 103.49% 103.02% 101.36% 102.64% 104.21% 104.23% 103.23% 102.92% 103.74% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 125 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q18. In cricket which team, if any, do you support? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

UK and Ireland national team (England Wales, Scotland, 384 172 95 40 16 61 189 195 Ireland) 18.95% 19.41% 16.21% 17.02% 20.51% 25.31% 21.05% 17.29% BCD H

Pakistan 396 13 340 2 - 41 179 217 19.55% 1.47% 58.02% .85% -% 17.01% 19.93% 19.24% BDEF BDE

India 513 456 2 5 4 46 233 280 25.32% 51.47% .34% 2.13% 5.13% 19.09% 25.95% 24.82% CDEF C C CDE

Bangladesh 131 3 8 106 1 13 64 67 6.47% .34% 1.37% 45.11% 1.28% 5.39% 7.13% 5.94% B BCEF BC

Sri Lanka 52 6 3 2 35 6 24 28 2.57% .68% .51% .85% 44.87% 2.49% 2.67% 2.48% BCDF BC

Other 25 6 8 3 2 6 15 10 1.23% .68% 1.37% 1.28% 2.56% 2.49% 1.67% .89% B

I wouldn't support any cricket team 525 230 130 77 20 68 194 331 25.91% 25.96% 22.18% 32.77% 25.64% 28.22% 21.60% 29.34% BC G

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 126 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q18. In cricket which team, if any, do you support? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

UK and Ireland national team (England Wales, Scotland, 167 171 44 215 146 238 172 212 267 105 Ireland) 14.84% 23.17% 29.33% 24.21% 20.56% 18.09% 17.53% 20.29% 17.98% 21.65% I I I

Pakistan 257 128 9 137 94 302 256 140 363 27 22.84% 17.34% 6.00% 15.43% 13.24% 22.95% 26.10% 13.40% 24.44% 5.57% JKL K K M P R

India 262 205 46 251 203 310 210 303 362 145 23.29% 27.78% 30.67% 28.27% 28.59% 23.56% 21.41% 29.00% 24.38% 29.90% I I I N O Q

Bangladesh 97 31 1 32 71 60 42 89 114 16 8.62% 4.20% .67% 3.60% 10.00% 4.56% 4.28% 8.52% 7.68% 3.30% JKL K N O R

Sri Lanka 33 15 4 19 29 23 11 41 42 8 2.93% 2.03% 2.67% 2.14% 4.08% 1.75% 1.12% 3.92% 2.83% 1.65% N O

Other 11 12 2 14 9 16 8 17 12 8 .98% 1.63% 1.33% 1.58% 1.27% 1.22% .82% 1.63% .81% 1.65%

I wouldn't support any cricket team 298 176 44 220 158 367 282 243 325 176 26.49% 23.85% 29.33% 24.77% 22.25% 27.89% 28.75% 23.25% 21.89% 36.29% M P Q

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 127 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q18. In cricket which team, if any, do you support? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

UK and Ireland national team (England Wales, Scotland, 126 151 264 80 303 38 118 189 77 Ireland) 20.69% 18.50% 22.11% 15.63% 20.84% 13.87% 22.61% 17.78% 17.46% V X Za

Pakistan 123 165 233 111 286 54 88 197 111 20.20% 20.22% 19.51% 21.68% 19.67% 19.71% 16.86% 18.53% 25.17% YZ

India 176 196 317 136 395 75 114 283 116 28.90% 24.02% 26.55% 26.56% 27.17% 27.37% 21.84% 26.62% 26.30% T Y

Bangladesh 44 48 66 35 90 31 30 65 36 7.22% 5.88% 5.53% 6.84% 6.19% 11.31% 5.75% 6.11% 8.16% W

Sri Lanka 26 14 28 15 37 7 10 23 19 4.27% 1.72% 2.35% 2.93% 2.54% 2.55% 1.92% 2.16% 4.31% T YZ

Other 4 11 9 7 11 5 6 13 6 .66% 1.35% .75% 1.37% .76% 1.82% 1.15% 1.22% 1.36%

I wouldn't support any cricket team 110 231 277 128 332 64 156 293 76 18.06% 28.31% 23.20% 25.00% 22.83% 23.36% 29.89% 27.56% 17.23% S a a

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 128 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q18. In cricket which team, if any, do you support? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

UK and Ireland national team (England Wales, Scotland, 333 98 51 178 81 31 94 239 145 Ireland) 18.45% 21.17% 23.08% 17.43% 17.05% 16.40% 27.57% 19.97% 17.49% efg

Pakistan 366 89 30 388 1 - 7 246 150 20.28% 19.22% 13.57% 38.00% .21% -% 2.05% 20.55% 18.09% d fgh fg

India 487 120 26 41 272 110 90 232 281 26.98% 25.92% 11.76% 4.02% 57.26% 58.20% 26.39% 19.38% 33.90% d d eh eh e i

Bangladesh 125 38 6 125 2 - 4 81 50 6.93% 8.21% 2.71% 12.24% .42% -% 1.17% 6.77% 6.03% d d fgh

Sri Lanka 47 13 5 9 14 3 26 15 37 2.60% 2.81% 2.26% .88% 2.95% 1.59% 7.62% 1.25% 4.46% e efg i

Other 19 4 6 11 8 - 6 15 10 1.05% .86% 2.71% 1.08% 1.68% -% 1.76% 1.25% 1.21% b

I wouldn't support any cricket team 428 101 97 269 97 45 114 369 156 23.71% 21.81% 43.89% 26.35% 20.42% 23.81% 33.43% 30.83% 18.82% bc f efg j

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 129 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q19. Do you think Britain should remain a monarchy with a Queen or King as the head of state or should it become a republic without a royal family? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Monarchy 1024 468 293 108 37 118 470 554 50.54% 52.82% 50.00% 45.96% 47.44% 48.96% 52.34% 49.11%

Republic 527 247 131 68 25 56 247 280 26.01% 27.88% 22.35% 28.94% 32.05% 23.24% 27.51% 24.82% C C

Don't know 475 171 162 59 16 67 181 294 23.45% 19.30% 27.65% 25.11% 20.51% 27.80% 20.16% 26.06% B B G

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 130 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q19. Do you think Britain should remain a monarchy with a Queen or King as the head of state or should it become a republic without a royal family? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Monarchy 542 386 89 475 361 663 492 532 780 224 48.18% 52.30% 59.33% 53.49% 50.85% 50.38% 50.15% 50.91% 52.53% 46.19% I I R

Republic 294 190 41 231 209 318 227 300 383 142 26.13% 25.75% 27.33% 26.01% 29.44% 24.16% 23.14% 28.71% 25.79% 29.28% N O

Don't know 289 162 20 182 140 335 262 213 322 119 25.69% 21.95% 13.33% 20.50% 19.72% 25.46% 26.71% 20.38% 21.68% 24.54% KL K K M P

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 131 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q19. Do you think Britain should remain a monarchy with a Queen or King as the head of state or should it become a republic without a royal family? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Monarchy 356 432 681 229 847 99 267 559 198 58.46% 52.94% 57.04% 44.73% 58.25% 36.13% 51.15% 52.59% 44.90% T V X a

Republic 165 233 277 177 351 115 143 252 132 27.09% 28.55% 23.20% 34.57% 24.14% 41.97% 27.39% 23.71% 29.93% U W Z

Don't know 88 151 236 106 256 60 112 252 111 14.45% 18.50% 19.77% 20.70% 17.61% 21.90% 21.46% 23.71% 25.17% S

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 132 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q19. Do you think Britain should remain a monarchy with a Queen or King as the head of state or should it become a republic without a royal family? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Monarchy 917 247 107 500 252 98 174 627 397 50.80% 53.35% 48.42% 48.97% 53.05% 51.85% 51.03% 52.38% 47.89% j

Republic 480 119 47 243 135 58 91 281 246 26.59% 25.70% 21.27% 23.80% 28.42% 30.69% 26.69% 23.48% 29.67% e i

Don't know 408 97 67 278 88 33 76 289 186 22.60% 20.95% 30.32% 27.23% 18.53% 17.46% 22.29% 24.14% 22.44% bc fg

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j Page 133 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q20. Is Britain somewhere you feel you can fulfill your aspirations and ambitions, or not? BASE: All respondents

Country of origin Gender Britain + one of Total India Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka the abovea Male Female A B C D E F G H

Base: Total Respondents 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128

Yes 1454 674 404 151 52 173 648 806 71.77% 76.07% 68.94% 64.26% 66.67% 71.78% 72.16% 71.45% CD

No 274 97 82 51 9 35 135 139 13.52% 10.95% 13.99% 21.70% 11.54% 14.52% 15.03% 12.32% BCEF

Don't know 298 115 100 33 17 33 115 183 14.71% 12.98% 17.06% 14.04% 21.79% 13.69% 12.81% 16.22% B B G

Sigma 2026 886 586 235 78 241 898 1128 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - B,C,D,E,F - G,H Page 134 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q20. Is Britain somewhere you feel you can fulfill your aspirations and ambitions, or not? BASE: All respondents

Age Region1 Region2 Religion North (North East, North West, Yorkshire and the Humber, East South (East of Midlands, West England, Midlands, Scotland, London, South Northern Ireland, East, South 18-34 35-54 55+ 35+ London Everywhere else Wales) West) Important Not important I J K L M N O P Q R

Base: Total Respondents 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485

Yes 791 536 118 654 534 920 678 776 1113 317 70.31% 72.63% 78.67% 73.65% 75.21% 69.91% 69.11% 74.26% 74.95% 65.36% I N O R

No 161 98 12 110 93 181 145 129 187 85 14.31% 13.28% 8.00% 12.39% 13.10% 13.75% 14.78% 12.34% 12.59% 17.53% K Q

Don't know 173 104 20 124 83 215 158 140 185 83 15.38% 14.09% 13.33% 13.96% 11.69% 16.34% 16.11% 13.40% 12.46% 17.11% M Q

Sigma 1125 738 150 888 710 1316 981 1045 1485 485 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - I,J,K,L - M,N - O,P - Q,R Page 135 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q20. Is Britain somewhere you feel you can fulfill your aspirations and ambitions, or not? BASE: All respondents

Britain: place for aspirations and Britain Trust the police ambitions Traditions Some passed Continue with More tolerant Less tolerant Yes No Yes No Dying out down, others lost traditions S T U V W X Y Z a

Base: Total Respondents 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441

Yes 500 577 1012 283 1454 - 377 785 292 82.10% 70.71% 84.76% 55.27% 100.00% -% 72.22% 73.85% 66.21% T V X a a

No 63 132 75 160 - 274 71 127 76 10.34% 16.18% 6.28% 31.25% -% 100.00% 13.60% 11.95% 17.23% S U W Z

Don't know 46 107 107 69 - - 74 151 73 7.55% 13.11% 8.96% 13.48% -% -% 14.18% 14.21% 16.55% S U

Sigma 609 816 1194 512 1454 274 522 1063 441 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - S,T - U,V - W,X - Y,Z,a Page 136 ORD-338650-X2S0 for ComRes [LIVE] Q20. Is Britain somewhere you feel you can fulfill your aspirations and ambitions, or not? BASE: All respondents

Language Religion identity Countries you were born Can but children Can speak Asian can't speak Can't speak language Asian language Asian language Muslim Hindu Sikh Other UK Other b c d e f g h i j

Base: Total Respondents 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829

Yes 1321 334 133 718 355 131 250 838 616 73.19% 72.14% 60.18% 70.32% 74.74% 69.31% 73.31% 70.01% 74.31% d d i

No 235 71 39 146 51 32 45 168 106 13.02% 15.33% 17.65% 14.30% 10.74% 16.93% 13.20% 14.04% 12.79% f

Don't know 249 58 49 157 69 26 46 191 107 13.80% 12.53% 22.17% 15.38% 14.53% 13.76% 13.49% 15.96% 12.91% bc

Sigma 1805 463 221 1021 475 189 341 1197 829 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - b,c,d - e,f,g,h - i,j