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Why we need a secretary of state for England

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By Philip Rycroft, John Denham
| Prospect Magazine Verified
Across a summer of international cricket, rugby and football, and across both men’s and women’s games, there has been one constant. England’s national anthem has been “God Save the King”: the one that also does duty for the whole of the United Kingdom. In this instance, England’s inability to tell the difference between nation and union largely serves to irritate the Scots, Welsh, and Northern Irish. But when it comes to England’s governance, it is England that loses out.
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Mayors are not a panacea for local government

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By John Denham
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In data: England's divides

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By John Denham, Lawrence McKay
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While many in England feel equally British and English, large minorities identify more as one than the other—and it’s not random. The “more English” are older, whiter, more socially conservative and less often university educated. That’s reflected in the towns, cities and counties that lean each way on the map: rural villages are more likely to be “English” than cosmopolitan suburbia. The “more English” have always been somewhat more conservative, but they never used to be so different.
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