Would that be after the Tory machine tweeted that it was a mistake he should have stayed longer in France and he's now sorry?
Nice snub to the other nations who took part in D Day, ammo for Farage and photo opp for Starmer.
Did we see the next leader of the Tory party posing with the other world leaders?

Has anyone else done the quiz thing? I'd be really interested to know if it makes anyone reconsider their voting preference.

If you were planning to vote for a party but you only had 50% preference in common with their manifesto would that sway you?

For the record, although they're not my most ideologically aligned I'm sticking with the Lib Dems as I'm in a position in my local party in which I would hope to influence policy from within rather than jump ship to someone else whenever there's a small variance. Had the party ranked much further down the list I would be seriously considering looking into the alternatives in more detail.

I have and I worry it's authentic because I've no intention of voting for the one it reckons I align with (and it surprises me).

82% Conservative#
68% Reclaim
54% Lib Dem
54% UKIP
51% Labour
50% Rejoin EU (surprised that was higher than 0%)
Loads of others in the high 40s.

Really surprised me, but I suspect it's the taxes, economic elements that sway it.  It's very hard given the categories though because most of my answers would be yes/no but only if etc.....  Politics isn't simple!

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This Labour Party is a party of protest, not a party of government.

It can only lift itself up by bringing opponent parties down.

There will be nothing to hide behind when this Labour Party is in power.

Your thoughts or comments on Sunak leaving the D-Day event early?

He should admit it was a mistake and apologise for not staying in France longer.

Nice deflection, I’m asking your opinion, was he right or was he wrong.

And by the way it wasn’t a mistake, the TV interview time was offered to ITV before the event, in my opinion it was downright arrogance

I said he should admit it was a mistake and apologise for not staying in France longer. That means I think it was a mistake he didn't stay in France longer, and should apologise.

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I’m not saying Saka isn’t good, but Foden is obviously ahead of him. Saka v Palmer is close but Palmer edges it for me.

They play different positions.

Where would you play them?

We visited the memorial last year, it is so moving walking amongst the columns with thousands of names and ages of the dead