It features the St. George's Cross, which is red on a white background and is England's national flag, but in shades of red, blue and purple on the back of the shirt collar. Nike called the change ...

The tweet read: “A playful update to the (England flag emoji) of St. George appears on the collar to unite and inspire.” That was all it took. That tweet has — at the time of writing ...

The cross of St George should not be messed with, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says, weighing in on a row over the colours of England's football team kit. Earlier, Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer ...

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It added: "We are very proud of the red and white St George's cross - the England flag. We understand what it means to our fans, and how it unites and inspires, and it will be displayed ...

"I'm a big football fan, I go to England games, men, women's games," Starmer told The Sun's Never Mind the Ballots. "And the flag is used by everybody, it's unifying, it doesn't need to change.

"There would be no regional rivalry, and so everyone in England could unite behind St George." A 2024 YouGov survey of just over 2,000 people examined how Britons viewed flying the English flag ...

In a 2010 interview, he said the different colors of the flag were "much more representative of how we understand England, the U.K., today." The flag has been adapted on numerous occasions for ...