Interview with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer on Commonwealth war commemoration failings

The video discusses the lack of proper commemoration for tens of thousands who died for the British Empire, particularly in World War One. It highlights the need for equal recognition and remembrance of all individuals, beyond just an apology. The speaker calls for commemorative memorials or museums and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging their role in history. This recognition is long overdue.

What is the main issue discussed in the first section regarding the Commonwealth soldiers?

• They were not properly commemorated.

• They were given too many honors.

• They were recognized equally.

• They were not part of World War One.

Why is an apology considered insufficient according to the second section?

• Because apologies were never given.

• Because apologies are too late.

• Because proper recognition is still needed.

• Because apologies are not sincere.

What does the second section suggest should be done for the individuals who cannot be named?

• Create commemorative memorials or museums.

• Write books about them.

• Ignore their contributions.

• Apologize to their families.

What is emphasized as long overdue in the final section?

• The apology from the government.

• The construction of new museums.

• The recognition of their historical significance.

• The end of World War One.

What additional action is suggested in the final section to honor those who died?

• Filling in the missing pieces of history.

• Publishing their diaries.

• Building new schools.

• Organizing annual parades.