Labour Faces Internal Dispute Over Union Flag in Campaign Material

Keir Starmer defends the use of the Union flag in Labour's campaign material amidst concerns it might alienate ethnic minority voters.

Sir Keir Starmer insists Labour is proud to fly the Union flag, countering MPs' concerns it might deter ethnic minority voters.
Critics within the party argue the flag's prominence could be detrimental in areas with significant ethnic minority populations.
Lord Blunkett supports Starmer, emphasizing pride in the nation as a fundamental tenet for the working-class community.
Conservative MPs criticize Labour's internal conflict, highlighting the party's struggle with patriotic symbolism.
Labour's campaign aims to be progressive and patriotic, balancing national pride with the diversity of its voter base.