THE national flag of the United Kingdom is also commonly known as the Union Jack The flag is also sometimes known as the Union Flag - so which name is correct?

The Union Jack, also known as the Union Flag, is the national flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the Crown Dependencies and the Overseas Territories, and is rooted ...

After our piece on possible alternatives to the union jack in the event of Scottish independence, many readers decided to design their own. The previous Magazine article showcased designs that ...

If you can't see the poll above, click here. But what do you think about the Union Jack? Do you believe people who fly it outside their homes or have it emblazoned on their cars are secretly racist?

Kate Middleton Gives Ultimate Lesson in Flag Dressing Before Coronation — See Red, White and Blue Ensembles The Princess of Wales reached for shades of the Union Jack flag in the run-up to King ...

Misleading social media posts suggest Britain’s Union Jack flag was the reason a London fish and chip shop was asked to remove an advert next to its premises.

The Union Jack could undergo a massive change if petition organisers get their way, with a major movement aiming to alter the more than 400-year-old design.

Four-hundred years old this week, the union jack is one of the world's oldest national flags... if you overlook the fact it's only meant to be flown at sea, the proportions are wrong and no one can ...

A 2022 photo of the Union Jack flag at half-mast is circulating online with a false claim that it shows Buckingham Palace lowering its flag to the position in March 2024.

From the good old Union Jack to a personal banner depicting your own design, there are countless ways of setting your flag pole aflutter, but be sure to avoid flag cushions at all costs, cautions John ...

What is the difference between the Union Flag and the Union Jack? Both Union Jack and Union Flag are used to describe the red, white and blue flag of the United Kingdom. It began its life in 1606 ...

After our piece on possible alternatives to the union jack, many readers decided to design their own.