British Muslims say they feel increasingly under threat in their own country, after a spike in racism following the UK’s vote to leave the European Union. The Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain said that racist abuse "has become a part of my life". The 31-year-old said she is "astounded" that she has been credited for her positive effect on race relations with the Muslim community as she described the anti-Islamic abuse she still suffers. She said: "I love being British and I love living here, this is my home and it always will be regardless of all the other things that define me
British Muslims say they feel increasingly under threat in their own country, after a spike in racism following the UK’s vote to leave the European Union. The Great British Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain said that racist abuse "has become a part of my life". The 31-year-old said she is "astounded" that she has been credited for her positive effect on race relations with the Muslim community as she described the anti-Islamic abuse she still suffers. She said: "I love being British and I love living here, this is my home and it always will be regardless of all the other things that define me
