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The United Kingdom, dealing with all these people and cultural diversities usually face the opposition of some interpersonal relations and misunderstandings that from time to time lead to social conflicts. Furthermore, according to the official census of population of 29 th April 2001, the percentage of inhabitants of the United Kingdom living in England is 83, 60%, Scotland 8,60%, Wales 4,9% of the population and 2,9% of people living in the United Kingdom is setting in Northern Ireland (Official Census of Population of 29 April, 2001).Therefore, fewest of all, live in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. This made England especially, full of the majority of the United Kingdom‟s diverse ethnic groups that made the country a multicultural society where the phenomenon of multiculturalism is based and social conflicts rarely lack. At this level, thinking about the success of multiculturalism in that melting pot, a bitter observation has drown our attention and has even shocked us: the quasi totality of ethnic groups within the same community reject their neighbour‟s cultural values, life styles which are thought to be different from their own.

Multiculturalism and Socio-Cultural Conflicts in United Kingdom: A Critical Analysis