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Starmer to be first UK PM to mark Armistice Day in France since Churchill

By Editorial Board Published November 11, 2024 3 Min Read
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Starmer to be first UK PM to mark Armistice Day in France since Churchill

Sir Keir Starmer will attend Armistice Day commemorations in France on Monday – the primary UK chief to take action since Winston Churchill within the Second World Battle.

Cities and cities throughout France will mark the 106th anniversary of the Armistice settlement in 1918 that introduced preventing within the First World Battle to an finish.

Sir Keir will attend the occasions on the private invitation of President Emmanuel Macron and the pair will be part of British and French veterans and the general public in paying tribute to the fallen.

It comes because the prime minister pronounces greater than £10m to mark the eightieth anniversaries of VE and VJ Day within the UK subsequent 12 months.

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Sir Keir Starmer lays a wreath on Sunday. Pic: PA

Sir Keir is anticipated to put a wreath at Paris conflict memorials near the Champ-Elysees, and in addition on the Arc de Triomphe’s Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a nationwide image for all those that have died for France in conflict.

The prime minister stated: “I am honoured to be in Paris to stand united with President Macron in tribute to the fallen of the First World War who made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedom we enjoy today.

“These occasions are very important in making certain the reminiscence of tens of millions of younger troopers, sailors, and aviators reside on for generations to come back.”

Sir Keir and President Macron may also have talks forward of the commemorations to debate points just like the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

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The Princess of Wales watched the service from the balcony of the Foreign Office.

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Princess of Wales at Remembrance Sunday

On Sunday, Remembrance occasions have been held throughout the UK because the nation paid tribute to those that have served within the armed forces previous and current.

King Charles, who remains to be receiving most cancers therapy, paid his respects with out the Queen, who didn’t attend occasions in central London as a consequence of a chest an infection.

He appeared alongside his son Prince William and daughter-in-law, the Princess of Wales, who carried out two consecutive public engagements for the primary time this 12 months after her most cancers therapy ended.

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