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 injustice mentioned regarding the commemoration of soldiers who died for the British Empire?

What does the speaker imply is necessary beyond an apology for the soldiers who were not properly commemorated?

Why is it important to recognize and remember the names of individual soldiers?

What actions are suggested to properly commemorate those who fought for Britain or the Commonwealth?

How does the speaker feel about the current state of recognition for soldiers who died in World War One?