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I said that one CAN define one's identity according to certain racial and cultural characteristics. People CAN and people DO. I did not say that ALL people define their identity thus. You are one of those people who define your Englishness according to your place of birth. For a critical mass of...

Several (independent) surveys have been carried out since 2001 which paint a different picture. I am sceptical of the results of all such surveys but especially of those sponsored by the Government (crime, levels of unemployment, immigration, etc), which has an interest in misleading the public...

As all official documents recognise, identity is self-defined: a black man, when filling in the census form, for example, can describe himself as "white British" if he so wishes. It follows, then, that one can define one's identity as an English man or woman according to certain racial and...