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I assume the Taxpayers Alliance will be all over this... On a side note, it's really weird how the Government are now telling us what is and isn't a unifying message. TBH the most unifying thing I've seen in the country in recent times has been "Harry Kane...probably needs to score soon".

But it's not just that though, is it? It's part of a wider culture war being waged on our children's education. See the current outrage in Government because institutions are daring to mention things in our history which were less than savoury, the criticism by Government ministers of the school...

Well given that the only person on here who seems to be defending it is you and the list of posters on this thread comes from across the political spectrum I'll let you draw your own judgement.

You have a point, this song thing is unifying an awfully large part of the country together. Just not in favour of the song...

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TBH if they wanted people to all feel unified in singing a song in England they'd be better off encouraging them to sing this one