Lee Anderson says schools are to blame for Gen Z’s D-Day ignorance. The Reform MP was reacting to new data from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission that found one in five young people “don’t know” what the significance of D-Day is. Ahead of the 80th anniversary of the largest seaborne invasion in history, there have been renewed calls for better education on the matter. “Don’t blame Gen Z on this”, Anderson said on GB News. “When I was at school, we had a link to our history of the Second World War. “Some of our teachers actually fought in it. My grandparents, my grandad, he’d been in North…
