The Union Flag: 400 years on

What does the Union Flag mean to you?

It's 400 years since the Union Flag was first invented and today it is known around the world as a symbol of Great Britain.

Used by royalty and skinheads alike, the Union Flag has gained a controversial reputation in recent years after being adopted by right-wing extremists. But is it now being rehabilitated?

This morning on Breakfast

We spoke to Nick Groom, the author of a new book about the Union Flag. He argued that we need to take more pride in our national flag and make it a positive symbol of Britishness, reflecting the diversity of our country today.

We want to know what the Union Flag means to you: Do you feel a sense of pride when you see it? Or does is it an outdated symbol from a previous age? You can use this form to send your views direct to the Breakfast inbox: