ducked media questions as he was back campaigning on Saturday as he tried to move on from the fallout of his decision to return early from D-Day commemorations in France.
Instead, Mr Sunak met volunteers away from public view at a walled garden in Bishop Auckland, before attending a village fete in Great Ayton, a village in his Richmond constituency.
Ms Meaden praised Labour’s plan to set up Great British Energy, a publicly owned sustainable power company, as “absolutely brilliant”. Meanwhile, Labour’s pledge to introduce an age cap of 80 on peers and axe new hereditary roles, as reported in The Times, got some flak after Sir Keir previously vowed to abolish the House of Lords.He visited the two Tory-held seats to promote the Lib Dems’ proposal to plough £50 million a year into creating three new national parks.
“The veterans and their families are very upset and I think people who traditionally have thought the Conservatives are the party of patriotism no longer think that.”Scotland’s First Minister John Swinney said Mr Sunak's D-Day blunder had “completely destroyed” the prime minister's credibility.
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