Members of the public have said the Prime Minister had his "priorities wrong" by making the "disgusting" decision to leave the D-Day commemorations in France early.Rishi Sunak has apologised and said that "on reflection" he should have stayed in Normandy for a major international ceremony attended by world leaders.Instead, Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron represented the UK Government, while Mr Sunak's rival for the keys to No 10, Sir Keir Starmer, was also there rubbing shoulders with world leade

Members of the public have said the Prime Minister had his "priorities wrong" by making the "disgusting" decision to leave the D-Day commemorations in France early.Rishi Sunak has apologised and said that "on reflection" he should have stayed in Normandy for a major international ceremony attended by world leaders.Instead, Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron represented the UK Government, while Mr Sunak's rival for the keys to No 10, Sir Keir Starmer, was also there rubbing shoulders with world leaders.