Jun 12, 2024, 8:28 PM
Jun 10, 2024, 9:50 PM
Rishi Sunak seeks forgiveness from veterans after D-Day blunder
- Rishi Sunak apologizes to the nation for leaving a D-Day event early.
- The controversy over Prime Minister's exit from D-Day commemorations continues to overshadow the Tory election campaign.
- Sunak urges veterans to forgive him and find it in their hearts.
Rishi Sunak, the Tory leader, expressed hope for forgiveness for his mistakes in a BBC Panorama special. He emphasized the importance of voting Conservative to prevent Keir Starmer from coming to power. Sunak discussed reducing immigration and increasing investment in armed forces. He faced criticism for leaving D-Day commemorations early, prompting apologies and requests for forgiveness. The controversy overshadowed the Tory election campaign, with Sunak emphasizing his commitment to supporting veterans and the armed forces.
Opinions
1
You've reached the end