Sunak’s early departure from D-Day celebrations attracts criticism, forces apology
British PM Rishi Sunak apologized for leaving D-Day anniversary early for an interview. With Conservatives trailing in polls ahead of July election, they paint opponent Keir Starmer as a threat to national security. PM and party consistently accuse Labour of not being patriotic about UK's history and military power.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has issued an apology after leaving the D-Day 80th anniversary commemoration early to participate in a pre-recorded interview.
Sunak's governing Conservatives, currently trailing in the polls ahead of the 4 July election, have attempted to portray main opponent Keir Starmer as a threat to the UK's national security.
The PM and his party have consistently accused Labour of not being proud enough of the country's history and status as a major international military power.
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