The Union Jack flag is the national flag of the United Kingdom. It represents the four countries that are united under one Sovereign, including England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland — though ...

It may surprise you to know that many countries have the ... Australia and New Zealand's flags share similarities, including ...

Both Union Jack and Union Flag are used to describe the red ... of three heraldic crosses - combining the crosses of the three countries united under one Sovereign. The cross of St George ...

Calling the Union Flag a ‘jack’ thus refers to the time when it was often used ... assuming perfect atmospheric Country Life is unlike any other magazine: the only glossy weekly on the newsstand and ...

A Reform spokesperson said: "Reform UK will proudly fly the Union Jack, St George's Flag and County flags. Unlike the Tories and Labour, we are proud of our country and history." It is understood that ...

James had created a flag for a country that didn't yet exist". The union jack was a royal flag, says Mr Bartram, and, in theory at least, remains so today. Back in the 17th Century, wily seamen were ...

Flags, bunting, cutlery, and more can be purchased from shops across the country to mark the event, with many decked out in the iconic Union Jack. But why is our flag called the Union Jack?

Team GB athletes will wear the traditional Union Jack on their kit at ... that embraces what's good about our country as years have gone by'. The Team GB flag furore comes just a fortnight ...

Legally speaking, the Union Jack is not the flag of Great Britain ... but in most other countries the practice is illegal to varying extents.

The British Union Jack’s colors impacted flags in former British colonies, such as the U.S., Australia and Canada, as well as countries historically linked to the U.S., like Cuba, Panama ...

Reform UK has been forced to clarify that it would continue to fly county standards from council buildings after a row over the flying of Lancashire's red rose flag.