The streak of bad news continues for Rishi Sunak.
The UK Prime Minister has come under fire for leaving
D-Day commemorations in Normandy.
Ali the reason for his untimely exit.
He needed to get away to do a media interview.
The Conservative leader has received flak from leaders and Britain's
alike over his decision to leave the commemoration events midway
for an interview to answer whether Sunak lied about a
Labour LED government costing a taxpayer more.
The Prime Minister later apologized for his early exit.
Over the past two days,
I've participated in a number of events in Portsmouth and
France to honor those who risk their lives to defend
our freedom and our values.
80 years ago, the itinerary for these events was set
weeks ago before the start of the general election campaign,
and having participated in all the British events with British
veterans,
I returned home before the International Leaders event later in
the day.
On reflection, that was a mistake and I apologize.
Sunak's misstep comes less than a month before elections on
July 4th.
Reaction to the early exit Several Britains expressed displeasure saying
that the Prime Minister had his priorities wrong by making
the quote disgusting.
Decision to leave the D-Day commemorations in France Ali Labour
Party leader Keir Starmer has also slammed Sunak,
saying the Prime Minister would have to answer for his
decision.
The comment came before Sunak issued an A public apology
and say this should not be used for political gain.
The leader is already on slippery slope,
with popularity ratings for the Tories suffering blow after blow
as the ruling party trails behind the Labour by a
significant margin.
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