The England flag, the St George's Cross, is now seen in two very different ways. This causes confusion as some use it for national pride and others for political messages.
The England flag, the St George's Cross, is now seen in very different ways. For some, it represents national pride, especially during sports events.
For others, it has become a symbol of certain political views. This has led to confusion and mixed feelings across the country.
Some groups have used the flag to promote anti-immigrant messages, causing discomfort for many. However, many communities and football fans are actively reclaiming the flag.
They display it widely to show support for England's national teams and to bring people together. Politicians and local councils have also shown uncertainty about how to respond.
Some officials have supported removing flags, while others have defended their display as patriotic. Groups working against racism have also taken steps to remove flags put up with divisive intentions.
