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yes. there are 30 of them being loaded on to the ship right now along with the team so we will travel with them and speak to them en route. they will get the vip service and be part of the 80th anniversary commemorations. such an important couple of days in portsmouth and northern france. i can bring in michellejennings from the commonwealth war graves commission. why do we need to commemorate this? commission. why do we need to commemorate this? d-day marked the turnin: commemorate this? d-day marked the turning point commemorate this? d-day marked the turning point of commemorate this? d-day marked the turning point of the commemorate this? d-day marked the turning point of the second commemorate this? d-day marked the turning point of the second world - turning point of the second world war and turning point of the second world war and was an incredible feat of courage war and was an incredible feat of courage and organisation and planning courage and organisation and p
be making silly jokes between us and he would have a rough time! laughter we have to do he would have a rough time! laughter we have to do them he would have a rough time! laughter we have to do them as he would have a rough time! laughter we have to do them as well he would have a rough time! laughter we have to do them as well as - he would have a rough time! laughter we have to do them as well as their- we have to do them as well as their fallen we have to do them as well as their fallen comrades we have to do them as well as their fallen comrades because we have to do them as well as their fallen comrades because they- we have to do them as well as their fallen comrades because they are l we have to do them as well as their. fallen comrades because they are the ones who fallen comrades because they are the ones who came fallen comrades because they are the ones who came home, fallen comrades because they are the ones who came home, having - fallen comrades because t
are ahead and want people to get their messages, they do not want it to be a huge turning point at all in the campaign. to be a huge turning point at all in the campaign- to be a huge turning point at all in the cam-tain. :, :, . ~ , the campaign. hannah, thank you very much. the campaign. hannah, thank you very much- hannah the campaign. hannah, thank you very much. hannah miller the campaign. hannah, thank you very much. hannah miller on the campaign. hannah, thank you very much. hannah miller on the the campaign. hannah, thank you very much. hannah miller on the labour- campaign bus there. all eyes turn to salford tonight where rishi sunak and sir keir starmer go head for theirfirst televised general election debate. my colleague rajini vaidyanathan is there for us. speaking of mood, i m sure there s quite a lot of excitement building up in salford ahead of the debate. excitement building up in salford ahead of the debate. indeed, this is like the of an ahead of the deba
jokes between us and you would have a rough time! we have to honouru them - as well as their fallen comrades, because they are the ones who came home having seen what they saw, i having done what they had to do. we have to remember and celebrate them as they come and celebrate i their comrades and their mates who didn t come home. - d day was the turning point of the second world war. after months of secret planning, an audacious invasion of thousands of landing craft delivering 150,000 troops onto the normandy beaches on the first day alone. they liberated france and set the nazis on their way to losing the war. the legacy of liberation, the legacy of freedom, the legacy of democracy, we run the risk sometimes of taking that for granted, and now that we are celebrating this focus of 80 years since d day, it gives us a real opportunity to think about liberation,