The Government has supported a campaign by a former police officer which aims to instil pride in Britain through a celebratory day this week. One Britain One Nation (OBON) Day is due to be celebrated in schools on Friday through the singing of a patriotic song, after the campaign was founded by retired police inspector Kash Singh. Singh said the concept was “born from my dream as a police officer” after coming to the UK as a six-year-old boy who “couldn’t speak a word of English.” He said he set up the campaign in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in 2013 after retiring from the police force in 2012. Singh told Times Radio: “We started the concept in Bradford and West Yorkshire, and it’s been very, very successful indeed, so what we want to look at is taking it across the nation. “It was something that was born from my dream as …