The increasingly tense political climate in Britain has a large majority concerned that violence will break out, and one in five saying that they are willing to turn to violence if the country continues to decline.

According to a survey of 2,000 adults in the UK by Looking for Growth and Merlin Strategy, 70 per cent of the country are worried that Britain is on the precipice of political violence erupting, the New Statesman reported.

Separately, the poll found that a plurality of Britons (47 per cent) agree that it is acceptable to protest outside migrant hotels, while 44 per cent opposed. Again, a significant cohort believed that it is even…

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