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Flag row in Birmingham: St George's and Union Jacks 'could put lives at risk', council says
- Birmingham Council has started removing flags, including the Union Jack and St George's Cross, citing safety concerns for motorists and pedestrians related to unauthorized items being attached to them.
- Some residents expressed support for displaying flags and initiated a GoFundMe campaign for more. However, they have also faced concerns about potential division among communities.
- Naz Ahmed, a local resident, noted that while there is pride in the flag, there are concerns about nationalism that may alienate minorities in a multicultural city like Birmingham.
- The council emphasized its responsibility to protect street furniture and noted it has removed around 200 unauthorized items this year that could pose risks.
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