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Never see that again. of the 130 lads in my company, only 19 of us made it home. in those desperate battles, they gave their lives for the peace we enjoy today. i will never forget them. my families and their families and friends will never forget them. we will rememberthem. pipes play. at 9.30, the king and queen will join veterans for the first ever national commemoration at the british normandy memorial. the british memorial is near the village of ver sur mer, at the eastern end of gold beach, and pays tribute to the more than 22,000 servicemen and women under british command who fell
From the red arrows as the service ended. the d day veterans moved on to a reception. some needed a bit of prime ministerial assistance. it was a day of cross party support, as they also spent time with the labour leader sir keir starmer. it was, though, with the king and the queen whom they seem to share the most. it was intimate and emotional, knowing that this small group of d day veterans is unlikely to be back here for a major commemoration. their stories have been told. it is now down to us to make sure they re not forgotten. daniela relph, bbc news, ver sur mer, in normandy.
So, gummy, thank you, my old friend. a tribute, from the one who made it home. at the british normandy memorial, the service of commemoration put the veterans centre stage. relegated to the back rows, the king and queen and president macron. watching the service wasjoe mines. he landed on the beaches on d day. 80 years have passed, but he never returned, until now. the actor martin freeman read his words. so, why would i come back? well, this is the last and only opportunity for me. the last there will ever be. and it s because of the lads. i want to pay my respects to those who didn t make it. may they rest in peace. applause
Him and ourfriends. so, gummy, thank you, my old friend. a tribute, from the one who made it home. at the british normandy memorial, the service of commemoration put the veterans centre stage. relegated to the back rows, the king and queen, and president macron. watching the service wasjoe mines. he landed on the beaches on d day. 80 years have passed, but he never returned until now. the actor martin freeman read his words. so, why would i come back? well, this is the last and only opportunity for me. the last there will ever be. and it s because of the lads.
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Memorial, where the king and queen will lead the united kingdom s commemorative event. at a vigil at the bayeaux war cemetery here last night, more than 4,000 gravestones were individually lit up in a tribute to those who never returned. they re the men who changed the course of history, more than a0 british veterans have made the trip to normandy i ve been speaking to one of them. i was up on the bridge and i could see it all but i couldn t do anything, i couldn t get in the water to help them or save them. the sculpture of three trips storming across the sand stands at
We will remember them, words we will hear many times today. events commemorating the anniversary of d day will continue throughout the day. we ll be ending our coverage here on breakfast a little earlier, at 8.30 this morning, when our colleagues take over here on bbc one. at 9.30 the king and queen willjoin veterans for the first ever national commemoration here at the british normandy memorial. the british memorial here near the village of ver sur mer, at the eastern end of gold beach, pays tribute to the more than 22,000 servicemen and women under british command who fell on d day and during the battle of normandy in the summer of 1944. breakfast sjohn maguire is here with us this morning.
Good morning, welcome to a special edition of breakfast with me, charlie stayt, in normandy on the 80th anniversary of the d day landings. 0ur headlines today. the scene is set in ver sur mer, the site of the british normandy memorial, where the king and queen will lead the united kingdom s commemorative event. pipes play. just after six o clock this morning, a piper played a lament on gold beach, to mark the exact moment in 191m that the first british boat landed on french soil. they re the men who changed the course of history but victory came at a price, more than 4,000 allied forces lost their lives. it makes you wonder why i m still alive and they ve all been dead for years, years and years.
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