A leaked draft of the Government’s new social cohesion strategy says flying flags is linked to “tools of hate”. The document reportedly states that “the extreme right” tried to “turn symbols of pride into tools of hate”. St George’s Cross and Union flags were strewn from lampposts across England last summer in a campaign called Operation Raise the Colours. Supporters insisted Brits were showing pride in their country, while critics warned the flag-flying was aimed at intimidating certain communities and a show of anti-immigrant sentiment. The leaked draft is from a version of the Government’s community cohesion plan, which is due out next week, The Sun reports. A Government source told the same publication the document is an early draft, which proposes a “special representative” to tackle Islamophobia. The “anit-Muslim hostility” tsar will be introduced to “champion efforts across the UK to tackle hostility and hatred directed at Muslims and those perceived to be Muslim”. Across its 47-pages, the document also reportedly warns anti-semitism has become “normalised in many corners of society” from schools and …