Sunak ‘let country down’ by skipping D-Day event, says Normandy veteran
Rishi Sunak apologised for leaving 80th anniversary events in France before the main international ceremony with fellow world leaders.
Rishi Sunak apologised for leaving 80th anniversary events in France before the main international ceremony with fellow world leaders.
It comes after the prime minister left D-Day events to record a face-saving interview with ITV.
"For a PM to apologise for such an embarrassing gaff, during an election campaign, is political suicide", Kevin Schofield said.
"It just made me realise he is not fit now to rule the country", one person said.
The PM said that ‘on reflection’ he should have stayed in France for the international event to mark the 80th anniversary of the allied landings.
“I think it’s political malpractice of the highest order", Tim Montgomerie, the founder of the grassroots Conservative Home website said.
The Prime Minister sat down with ITV on Thursday to defend claims he had made about Sir Keir Starmer’s tax plans.
'The UK Prime Minister was just fact-checked by his own government', CNN reported in the US.
The party said the number of over- 65s paying income tax has almost doubled, from 4.5 million in 2009/10, to 8.5 million in 2023/24.
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