The coverage by the British state's broadcaster, the BBC, of the riots has correctly referred to them as taking place in England.
The suspicion that the BBC's liberal elites tend to refer to 'England' and 'English' in a non-sport context only when there is bad news will be proved well or ill-founded in due course.
Now that the BBC has admitted England as a nation exists - albeit in the context of the riots - then to be consistent they should report the continuing societal, political, police and the judicial response to the riots and to their background as relating to England only too.
We shall see.
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