Keir Starmer reveals true feelings on St George’s flag in new statement | Politics | News

Keir Starmer insisted that it was “support of the flags”, but warned them against devaluation and despise.

The Prime Minister said the people who put national flags were “very encouraging”.

Sir Keir told BBC Radio 5 Live, when asked whether they could put the cross flags of the Union and St George, Sir Keir said: ım I am the supporter of the flags ”.

“I am the leader of the Labor Party, who put the Union Jack on our Labor Party membership cards. I always live in front of Union Jack. I have been doing it for years and he drew a lot of comments when I started doing it.”

The Prime Minister also said that his family had taken the flag of St George in our apartment ”in the Downing Street.

He continued: orum I encourage the flags very much. I think they are patriots and I think a great symbol of our nation.

Orum I don’t think they should be devaluated and shrinking.

“I don’t want to see this. I’m proud of our flag.”

Flags have begun to appear in lamps, highway bridges and streets in the UK.

The flag of the Union and the unseen flag of St George, often out of sports, royal or military activities, are depicted in various British city, while the red crosses were painted on the White Mini Roundabouts and Zebra -Crossens.

During the last anti -immigrant protests in the UK, some were seen to carry or wear the flag of the Union and the flag of St George.