The English flag is “racist and divisive and should not be displayed”, according to one in eight Labour voters. A new poll found that nearly three-quarters of voters say the flag is “a symbol to represent England and no-one should be offended by it”. Ahead of St George’s Day tomorrow, the data revealed that Labour voters were 13 times more likely than Conservative supporters to describe England’s flag as “racist and divisive”. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has made a deliberate effort to rebrand the Party as patriotic, in the wake of Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership. The Labour leader said his Part…
