What races are there in Britain and what religions do you believe in?

Mainly Indo-European languages, indigenous people were not clear before the eighth century. From about the eighth century, Celts (Romans called Gauls) moved in, and then Rome went on an expedition to Britain, leaving behind the Ninth Legion, which was dominated by Latin. In the fourth century, the Germans entered Western Europe, and their branches, the Angles and Saxons, entered Britain, gradually forming an Anglo-Saxon nation. From the ninth century to the tenth century, the Vikings expanded continuously, once annexed most of England, and then completed national integration. In short, Indo-Europeans, including Celts, Latins, Germans, Vikings and a few Greeks, immigrated from China, the Middle East, Europe and America in recent decades. Religion is mainly Protestantism, but also Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, Judaism and Islam.