One in four young people in Britain distrust Muslims and think
the country would be better off without them, a new poll has
shown.  Additionally, 16% said they didn't trust Hindus or
Sikhs, 15% said they didn't trust Jewish people, that figure was
13% for Buddhists and 12% said they didn't trust Christians.  Of
the 1,000 people interviewed for a BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat poll,
44% said they believe Muslims did not share the same values as
the rest of the population, while 28% said they felt Britain
would be "better off" with fewer Muslims.  Some 60% of the 18 to
24-year-olds asked thought the British public had a negative
image of Muslims, with 26% saying foreign terror groups were to
blame for Islamophobia, compared to 21% who said the reason is
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However, 48% agreed that Islam is a peaceful religion, while 23%
said they blame the media for anti-Muslim feelings.  An adviser
on anti-Muslim hatred s