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THE new year finds Britain tense. Brexit looms: Theresa May will soon start the two-year countdown. There is still the tangle of divisions that contributed to last June’s referendum vote. The gaps between liberal, Remain-voting places and conservative, Leave-voting ones will widen as the trade-offs of Brexit become clear. Cultural grievances concerning rapid inflows of foreigners, and of existing immigrants perceived to have integrated poorly, remain unresolved. Racist slogans have appeared on walls and hate crimes are up. Still Mrs May refuses to guarantee European Union citizens the right to stay put. “A disunited Kingdom”, bellow headlines.

How to reunite it? Debates rage over Louise Casey’s review into integration, published last month. Commissioned by David Cameron, the civil servant’s report paints a grim picture of a land cleft by segregation, where citizens live parallel lives. It recommends that schools teach British values and that immigrants take an oath of loyalty (an idea endorsed by Sajid Javid, the communities secretary). Much of the opposition agrees, Stephen Kinnock urging his fellow Labour MPs to “move away from...Continue reading

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