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Is Britain Becoming More Racist? Mal on BBC Radio

Added 19 February 2015 View full list    Print version    
News about a racially inspired incident involving Chelsea football fans in Paris has raised again the question of whether racism is endemic in British society.

Is it surprising to read stories like this about British people? Is British society becoming more racist?

Mal Fletcher answered these and other questions in an interview today with BBC Radio's Mike Parr.

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