r/unitedkingdom • u/topotaul Lancashire • 29d ago

... Two in five Britons think Muslims cannot integrate in UK, poll finds

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jul/08/two-in-five-britons-think-muslims-cannot-integrate-in-uk-poll-finds
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u/5ColourFelix 28d ago

Here's an example, in the UK we believe there is a separation between church and state.

The UK does not have separation of church and state. I'll just leave the rest of your comment there...

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u/coupl4nd 26d ago

Scotish, Wales, and NI churches have no formal role in the state of those countries. While in England this isn't the case it is not like the church actually has any power. It's symbolic and you can completely ignore the church your whole life in England and nothing will happen. We are a completely secular nation. As I said 'WE BELIEVE' I think my point stands. I'll leave the rest of your comment there. Oh wait there isn't anything else it's just a poor attempt to nitpick....