“I don’t remember feeling this unsafe ever before,” says 76-year-old devout Sikh Resham Kaur who moved to the UK from India when she was 18.
She’s waiting for two men to walk her home from the gurdwara – a Sikh place of worship – at a time of rising fears over physical and verbal racial abuse.
“When I came to this country I didn’t fear for my safety. But now I do – every day. It’s a lot worse now,” she says.
What unites Britain’s fragmented society is fear among minority communities – even if the causes are different, as Sky’s communities correspondent Lisa Holland and journalist Amrit Singh Mann report.
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