Britain's Christian nationalists rarely go to church, Theos survey finds

Theos surveyed 1,765 adults in April 2026 and classed 11% as 'identity integrationists,' its term for Christian nationalists. Of that group, 81% identified as Christian but only 13% attended church weekly, near the 11% national average. Theos said the group is driven by defending Christian heritage; 90% link being Christian to that defence.