POPPY DAY: WAS THEIR SACRIFICE WORTH IT?

POPPY DAY: WAS THEIR SACRIFICE WORTH IT?

"A LAND FIT FOR HEROES — OR ZEROES?"

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British Jews fear displaying their identity in the country those heroes helped defend? And then there's the video of a man spitting on the statue of murdered MP Sir David Amess, shared by a pro-Palestine activist. What sort of disgusting contempt is that? A memorial to a man murdered while serving his constituents — treated like a spittoon.

Where is the respect? Where is the basic bloody decency?

Girls abused by grooming gangs have spent years fighting to be heard. Now the public inquiry must expose who failed them, who dismissed them and who looked away. We need names, answers and consequences. How many more times must victims demand that the institutions paid to protect them actually do their jobs?

I will wear my poppy with pride. But remembrance must mean more than politicians bowing their heads once a year before returning to the same failures. They owed those heroes a better country. They owe their children and grandchildren one too. So yes, I'm asking: WAS THEIR SACRIFICE WORTH IT?

And if that question offends our political class, perhaps they should take a bloody good look at the country they're presiding over.

Join Jon Gaunt for a direct, angry debate about remembrance, respect and the Britain we have become.

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