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Councillors wind up Reform colleagues by singing too much of the national anthem
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The incident reportedly occurred during a council meeting, where councillors from different parties often interact and engage in discussions. The national anthem is a symbol of national pride and unity, and its singing can be a customary practice at certain events and gatherings. The context of the singing and the reaction of the Reform colleagues suggests a potential display of political tension or rivalry between the councillors.
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