British national identity

British national identity refers to the shared sense of belonging and cultural connection among people in the UK. It encompasses values like tolerance, democracy, and tradition, as well as symbols such as the Union Jack, monarchy, and historical events. This identity is shaped by a diverse mixture of cultures, histories, and customs from England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, fostering a collective pride and sense of unity. While individual experiences and regional differences exist, these common elements help define what it means to be part of Britain.