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Hello and welcome to Coffeyhound Shocks, a Spectator's daily politics

podcast. I'm Oscar Edmondson and I'm joined today by Katie Balls and Isabel Hardman.

So Rishi Sunak has gifted us another defining image for this election

campaign at yesterday's D-Day anniversary commemorations when it came time for

official photographs with Joe Biden, Olaf Schultz and Emmanuel Macron. It was Lord

Cameron rather than Ritchie Sunak who did the honours for Britain, with the Prime Minister

reportedly leaving early to do a political interview with I TV. He has since apologized but Katie the optics of

this one really don't look great do they? Yeah as you say we've had several campaign

gaff so far but this feels like the first real big campaign mistake and one that I think will become a defining moment and one that will be quickly weaponized by Nigel Farage for the Reform Party and is already being

weaponised and attacked by labour as a sign that Rishisholish and disrespect to

veterans. Now Rish Schenect was there for you know parts of the day

and for the key British element however his decision to leave before this was

all over and miss what I think was a very defining photo of

Biden, Macron, Schultz all there on the beach and instead you heard David Cameron standing in. I think that moment and

that picture quickly went very viral as everyone said why is David Cameron

there he's not Prime Minister used to be why is Richisunak left and then

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