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Story summary
- Stuart Heritage (writer) argues the satire in 'For He is an Englishman' contrasts with Flanders and Swann's xenophobic 'A Song of Patriotic Prejudice'.
- He notes the same xenophobia appears in 'Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?' where a character mocks outsiders.
- Heritage argues these views, once humorous, have become dangerous as they are echoed by Jean-Marie Le Pen and Ukip.
