National flags have started lining our streets. They may say something more

Flags, mainly St George's or union jacks, have appeared on lampposts in parts of England, reflecting a growing trend of patriotism and unity. The flag-flying phenomenon started in Weoley Castle and has spread to other areas across England. While some view the display of flags as a symbol of pride and civic identity, others are concerned about potential far-right associations. The surge in flag displays coincides with heated debates on national identity and belonging in the UK, sparking varied reactions among residents.