UK Leaders Announce New Support Measures for Veterans on D-Day Anniversary

Political parties unveil plans to enhance benefits and rights for veterans as part of commemorations marking 80 years since D-Day.

Conservatives propose reducing the cost of veterans' railcards and extending tax breaks for employers of veterans.
Labour promises to establish a new armed forces commissioner and enshrine the armed forces covenant in law.
Liberal Democrats focus on improving Ministry of Defence housing and adjusting military compensation rules.
Commemorative events attended by political leaders highlight the ongoing importance of supporting veterans.
New legislative proposals aim to make the UK the best place in the world for veterans.