Good Morning Britain presenter Narinder Kaur has proven her help for Gary Neville after he blamed “middle-aged white males” for dividing Britain within the wake of the Manchester synagogue assault. Right this moment (October 5), the previous England soccer star claimed the UK public is “being turned on one another” in a video posted on social media.

Hours later, the TV presenter took to X – previously often called Twitter – to close down trolls who had been sending the sportsman hate on-line. She wrote: “Seeing some completely diabolical twisted takes on this Gary Neville video. Are you all really listening to what he’s saying?!?!

“He isn’t blaming the flag sh*****s for the dreadful synagogue assault? He criticised folks fuelling division after the assault. He didn’t say these folks carried it out.

“He didn’t ‘blame white males’ for terrorism. However blamed them (rightly) for inflicting division. He provides how he’s happy with England and what this nation is. Have I missed one thing?” The broadcaster’s followers quickly confirmed their help for Gary’s courageous clip, with one consumer writing: “These folks with these twisted takes are precisely the individuals who Gary Neville is referring to.

“Manchester, the place he is from, is a proud multicultural metropolis of many religions that reside side-by-side. A bit like my metropolis too and plenty of others. It isn’t about waving flags to indicate superiority. Spot on.”

One other agreed: “Gary is completely appropriate. There are darkish forces emboldened by the far proper and Reform UK, and they’re utilizing patriotism as a weapon to incite concern and division in communities.” The ex-manager turned pundit spoke about seeing flags within the metropolis and highlighted Manchester’s Jewish neighborhood.

Admitting he “immediately” took down a Union flag, the Labour supporter mentioned: “I used to be driving to Salford Metropolis, taking place Littleton Street, seeing most likely 50 to 60 Union Jack flags. Then on the best way again, I went down the parallel street, which is on Bury New Street, which has bought the Jewish neighborhood proper at its coronary heart, and so they’re out on the streets, defiant, not hiding or in concern.

“I simply stored pondering as I used to be driving residence final night time that we’re all being turned on one another, and the division that’s being created is completely disgusting. Primarily created by indignant middle-aged white males who know precisely what they’re doing.”

Mr Neville, who’s now concerned in property improvement, mentioned: “Funnily sufficient, on one among my improvement websites final week, there was a Union Jack flag put up and I took it down immediately.

“Some folks is perhaps watching this and pondering: ‘Gary, you’re not likely patriotic’. I’ve performed for my nation 85 instances, I really like my nation, I really like Manchester, and I really like England, however I’ve been constructing on this metropolis for 15-20 years, and there’s nobody put a Union Jack flag up within the final 15-20 years, so why do it’s essential to put one up now?

“As a result of fairly clearly it’s sending a message to everyone that there’s something you don’t like. The Union Jack flag utilized in a unfavourable trend will not be proper, and I’m a proud supporter of England, of Nice Britain, of our nation, and can champion it wherever on the earth as one of many best locations to reside.

“However I believe we have to test ourselves, test ourselves and begin to consider bringing ourselves again to a impartial level as a result of we’re being pulled proper and left and we don’t should be pulled proper and left in any respect.”

The sportsman blamed Brexit for dividing the nation, arguing: “Brexit has had a devastating impact on this nation and the messaging is getting harmful, extraordinarily harmful.

“All these idiots which are on the market spreading hate speech in any type and abuse in any type, we should cease selling them. We should cease elevating our voices in the direction of them, and it must cease now and get again to a rustic of affection, of peace, of concord, and develop into a staff once more.”