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The England fans who fear flying the national flag after it was ‘hijacked’ by the far-right

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The St George flag has historically been a symbol of English national pride, particularly during international football tournaments. However, its adoption by some far-right groups has led to concerns that it may be perceived as a symbol of intolerance or extremism. This perceived hijacking of the flag has created a dilemma for some England fans who wish to show their patriotism without being associated with divisive or hateful ideologies.
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The England fans who fear flying the national flag after it was ‘hijacked’ by the far-right
Divisive figures such as Tommy Robinson and his fans have used the St George flag to spread anti-immigrant and racist messaging
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