Hello everyone and welcome to Amantpur. Here's what's coming up.

Remembering D-Day 75 years later, President Trump joins the Queen and other world leaders

for a ceremony in Portsmouth, England, where General Eisenhower saw off the greatest Allied amphibious invasion ever

to liberate Europe from the Nazis.

My conversation with the U.S. Ambassador to France, Jamie McCord.

Then he exploded off the floor.

He electrified the stage, redefined ballet and became an international superstar.

A new documentary tells the incredible story of the Russian dancer and Cold War defector Rudolph

Nureair. The film's director and narrator join me.

And it's so much fun I love the form I love the hang I love working with other

comedians Hatton Oswold funny man actor and writer tells our Harry

Streinervasan about entertaining the Honeyman, actor and writer tells our Harry Sri

Zrinavasan about entertaining the crowds

and using comedy to heal his grief. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London and 75 years ago

more than 160,000 Allied soldiers were preparing to storm the beaches of Normandy and France to

liberate Europe from the Nazis.

The American General Dwight Eisenhower was supreme commander of these Allied Forces, half of whom were Americans.

It was the largest seaborne invasion in history, and today marks the start of two days of

remembrance.

Earlier, President Trump joined the Queen and other world leaders

in Portsmouth, England, which was one of the key embarkation points. He met and spoke to

veterans who took part in D-Day, which was code-named Operation Overlord.

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