- The English flag is a white field with a red cross, known as the Cross of St. George.
- The Scottish flag, also known as the Saltire, is a white field with a diagonal white cross, representing St. Andrew.
- The Northern Ireland flag is a red field with a white cross, known as the Cross of St. Patrick.
These three flags are combined to create the Union Jack, which is flown throughout the United Kingdom and its overseas territories. It is a symbol of the union between England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.