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Fly British Flags In UK And Face Jail... But Pakistan And Palestine Flags Get A Pass
Fly British Flags In UK And Face Jail... But Pakistan And Palestine Flags Get A Pass
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity News,
Britain's largest local authority has spent a year treating the Union Flag and the St George's Cross as a public-order problem. On Saturday the picture sharpened again: the legal squeeze now circulating around Birmingham's flag war is being described as a ban aimed at England and the United Kingdom, while other national colours keep their place in the city's official life.
Birmingham City Council has gone to the High...
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