Unveiling the Heroism: D-Day Legends Receive a Heartwarming Seven-Minute Ovation for Saving the World from Evil

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Why D-Day Heroes Deserve One Last Salute

IN came the heroes — some in wheelchairs, some still walking unaided — to take their final salute for changing the course of history a lifetime ago.

D-Day Legends: Changing History and Defeating Evil

One final chance for us to glimpse the D-Day legends who survived the Nazi bullets to set up Hitler’s downfall and save the world from his evil. One final chance to tell them simply: Thank you.

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A seven-minute ovation was the least they deserved.

Their long lives have been defined by the unimaginable horror they endured as young lads on the Normandy beaches on June 6, 1944, and the astonishing courage they displayed.

Joe Biden, only a year old then and now an old man himself, wept. He was very far from alone.

Eternal Gratitude: Remembering D-Day Heroes

The enormity of D-Day — the beginning of the Nazis’ end — and its impact on our lives today puts our lesser struggles and political squabbles into perspective.

Future generations must always remember what Our Boys achieved, and that tyranny is never fully vanquished.

That is a grim reality which President Zelensky, in France yesterday, faces every day. We and our allies must not lose faith in him.

Nor ever appease the new Hitler, in Russia, seeking to brutalise and enslave the free people of Ukraine and beyond.

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Why Building More Homes is Crucial

BUILDING far more homes is the only way to help a young generation priced out of the soaring housing market.

Housing Crisis: The Need for Affordable Homes

The fact Labour would not need to appease Home Counties NIMBYs gives us hope that the building revolution the Tories failed to bring about might yet happen under a Labour Government.

Their proposed Freedom To Buy scheme is a good shout too, even if it is just an existing Tory idea rebranded.

It would underwrite a chunk of a buyer’s mortgage, slashing the deposit they would need. That’s a big boost for those without well-heeled parents to rely on. And Labour would make it permanent, so more lenders would commit.

On its own, though, making buying easier merely fuels the market, driving prices yet higher. Getting vast numbers of homes built, on brownfield sites and even on the scabbier parcels of Green Belt, is paramount.

So is driving down the immigration totals which dwarf the properties available.