Eamonn Holmes launched into a furious rant live on GB News. "Don't lecture me - give me a break," he screamed as royal broadcaster and historian Rafe Heydel-Mankoo and anti-racism activist Imarn Ayton debated if the Union flag was too divisive. The story came from a village in Norfolk who say the flag 'scares people'.
Imarn joined the panel on Tuesday's instalment of Holmes' show as she called for Brits to reconsider flying the Union Jack flag due to its "associations with the far-right". Eamonn said: "Running a flag outside a village hall in Norfolk, you sort of think what's the big deal." But Imarn was having none of it, firing back: "Be considerate.
No, be considerate guys. I know you've finished your segment but Eamonn I'm not going to let you finish with that one. Be considerate of other people's beliefs and views.
" She continued her rant: "If you are considerate and sympathetic of everyone and how we perceive the world , you might find yourself leading with equality. Just so you know, I'll finish it there." Furious Eamonn jumped in, saying: "Let me just tell you something.
You don't have to lecture me. I sit in the middle, trying to see both sides of things..
." "Well, I have too," Imarn added. Eamonn shouted: "I grew up in a country.
.." Imarn said: "You should have finished with [me] but you finished with Rafe.
" Eamonn replied: "I finished with everyone. I'm trying to say you did not grow up in Northern Ireland, where a flag represented something political and anti to a.