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 A striking figure has resurfaced in Britain's increasingly heated debate over immigration, religion and national identity: one in three British Muslims surveyed said they had considered leaving the UK . The figure has been widely discussed online, with people offering very different explanations for what it means. Some see it as evidence that Britain is becoming less welcoming to Muslims. Others point to the country's changing immigration policies, tougher enforcement and rising deportations. Some argue that people considering leaving Britain may simply be looking for better opportunities elsewhere. But there is an important question that often gets lost in the argument: What does the evidence actually say?   The 1-in-3 Figure Comes From a 2024 Survey The statistic did not come from a new 2026 census or an official government count of people leaving Britain. It came from a Tell MAMA and Survation survey conducted in September and October 2024 , following the far-right demonst...

 A tiny pig running through the streets of West Hollywood probably wasn't supposed to become an internet celebrity. But that is exactly what happened to Wilbur, a black-and-white piglet whose unexpected escape turned into one of the more unusual viral stories to come out of Los Angeles this month. What started with a man on an e-bike spotting what he thought was a small puppy quickly became a chase through West Hollywood streets. Videos of the surprisingly fast pig spread online, people started following the story, and before long, Wilbur had become one of the internet's most recognizable animals. Then came the part nobody expected. Diane Warren adopted him. How Wilbur Became Famous Wilbur was spotted running loose in West Hollywood on August 15. Local resident Jamaal Harrison was riding an e-bike when he noticed the animal and initially thought he had seen a puppy. He soon realized that the small animal racing through the neighborhood was actually a pig. Harrison followed Wilb...