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Many people in the UK feel a growing connection with others in their neighbourhood and the wider world, but shrinking ties with their own country.
The figures come from a survey for the BBC's Who Do We Think We Are? project, which asked if people felt more or less connected to others than a decade ago.
More people said neighbourhood ties and links with the global community were getting stronger rather than weaker.
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<p class="introduction">Many people in the UK feel a growing connection with others in their neighbourhood and the wider world, but shrinking ties with their own country. </p> <p>The figures come from a survey for the BBC's Who Do We Think We Are? project, which asked if people felt more or less connected to others than a decade ago. </p> <div class="caption body-narrow-width"> <img src="http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/74078000/gif/_74078069_wdwtwa_data3_464.gif" alt="Graphic on connectedness" height="309" width="304"> </div> <p>More people said neighbourhood ties and links with the global community were getting stronger rather than weaker.</p> |
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