D-Day war veterans returning to France for 80th anniversary say 'don't forget heroes who lost lives'

The few surviving Second World War heroes feel it’s their duty to make sure people remember their sacrifices. The Royal British Legion is taking 23 D-Day veterans back to Normandy to visit the graves of fellow heroes

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