Keir Starmer speaks out on England manager Carsley refusing to sing the national anthem

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has given his views on England boss Lee Carsley deciding not to sing the national anthem in their victory over the Republic of Ireland.

Life after Gareth Southgate began in the Nations League second tier at a sold-out Aviva Stadium, where the 50-year-old took charge of his first match since being temporarily promoted to senior team coach from his role with the under-21s.

Carsley oversaw an impressive 2-0 win against the nation he played for 40 times as ’s caretaker manager parked the brouhaha about his decision not to sing God Save the King.

The former midfielder said on the eve of the Group B2 clash that he had never sung a national anthem as Republic player or England coach and would stick with that stance when the countries m…