Rishi Sunak Faces Backlash for Leaving D-Day Commemorations Early

The Prime Minister's decision to skip a key international event has sparked criticism from political opponents and within his own party, potentially harming his election campaign.

• Sunak left D-Day commemorations to return to the UK for an election interview, missing a significant international ceremony.
• Critics argue the move showed disrespect to veterans and diminished the UK's standing on the global stage.
• Senior Conservative figures and grassroots members have expressed dismay, fearing electoral repercussions.
• Sunak has issued a public apology, but the controversy continues to dominate headlines.
• Labour leader Keir Starmer and other political opponents have capitalized on the misstep, questioning Sunak's judgment and commitment.

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