"More Scottish than British" (41%). This conclusion was again put forward in 2002, with similar figures cited. However, the British Social Attitudes Survey of 2007 found that only 21% of Scots saw themselves as 'Equally Scottish and British', with less than half choosing British as a secondary identity. The report concluded that 73% of respondents saw themselves as 'only' or 'mainly' Scottish. See also British studies Cool Britannia Cricket test Jacobean debate on the Union National colours of the United Kingdom Tea in the United Kingdom References Footnotes Bibliography External links Academy for the Study of Britishness Who Do We Think We Are – Exploring Britishness diversity and identity Being British Mark Easton, How British is Britain?, BBC report on 2011 census results, 30 September 2013 1707 establishments in Great Britain 1857 introductions 1850s neologisms British nationalism British culture History of nationality National identities Programmes of the Government of the United Kingdom Unionism in the United Kingdom United Kingdom and the Commonwealth of Nations