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'YOU'RE causing division!' Patriotic Britons hit back at Labour minister who branded Union Jacks 'intimidating'
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The Union Jack is a widely recognized symbol of British identity and patriotism, often flown on public and private buildings to show national pride, particularly during major events such as the World Cup. However, its display can also be a topic of debate, with some arguing that it can be perceived as exclusionary or intimidating to certain groups. The controversy surrounding the flying of Union Jacks in Finchley and Golders Green highlights the complexities of balancing national pride with concerns about community cohesion and inclusivity.
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'YOU'RE causing division!' Patriotic Britons hit back at Labour minister who branded Union Jacks 'intimidating'
Patriotic Britains have hit back at a Labour minister who called for Union Jacks to be removed from her constituency.
Justice Minister Sarah Sackman, the MP for Finchley and Golders Green, said on Friday that Barnet Council should take down Union Jacks hung from lampposts.
Writing in the Barnet Post, the minister said while she was "proud" to fly the flag during the World Cup, now the event had concluded the Union …
29 Jul, 04:48