Where are you from? It’s a seemingly safe question to ask most people, but for Third Culture Kids the answer is not that easy. The discrepancy between where they were born and where they feel they belong is vast. Raised in an assortment of cultures, how do their backgrounds affect who they are?

How did a foiled terrorist attack offer an unlikely moment of feel-good inclusivity? Why was Banksy’s Dismaland the ultimate IRL meme? And why does sex no longer sell for Gen Z? This Cultural Snapshot uses local statistics and case studies to explore the behavioural norms shared by Brits in 2016.

Will crowdfunding sites merge into charitable aid? How will people react to social and environmental crises? And will they continue to favour local? As part of our Expert Outlook 2016 series, we speak to three citizenship experts about the relationships people and brands have with broader society.

More and more people are identifying as global citizens rather than citizens of the country they live in. Though the idea of global citizenship is something for people to interpret themselves, it's been suggested that recent increases in migration could be driving these changes in attitude.