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Prince Harry 'backs' move to discourage England rugby fans singing iconic song

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Prince Harry reportedly supports a review into whether England Rugby fans should be discouraged from singing sport anthem Swing Low Sweet Chariot.

The Sunday Times reported the Rugby Football Union is expected to ask fans to not sing the iconic anthem associated with the England team.It is unlikely to outright ban the song but instead educate supporters on its little-known association with black slavery in the US.According to the Sunday Times, it said it will aim to highlight the "origins or sensitivities" of a song, allowing supporters to make an "informed decision" as to whether to sing the tune.The Rugby Football Union said in a statement: "We need to do more to achieve diversity and we are determined to accelerate change and grow.

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