Do Brits think of themselves as citizens of their country or citizens of the world?

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Thinking about your personal identity and what is important to you, do you think of yourself mostly as a citizen of your country/ies (i.e. the country or countries you and/or your immediate family hold citizenship of and/or have grown up in), or a citizen of the world as a whole?

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