If its true that only those in over write the narrative of history, how come so many of us on this thread have been able to develop our own views.
Of course Churchill made some tactical errors in WW2 - who wouldn't? He was scared by Gallipoli and desperate not to repeat the errors made there.
I may have grown up in an unusual family, if so, it sounds as though Grandad did as well. My parents admired what Churchill did for this country in WW2 but, they grew up with fathers who fought in WW1 and returned to the poverty and deprivation we all know faced those young men. WW2 confirmed in the next generation, a determination to live in a fairer society, where no one went hungry, where decent housing and health was available for not just the wealthy. Hence the Labour government. Churchill's tories didn't stand a chance.
Just because somebodies grannie hated Churchill doesn't mean he was not generally held in high regard for his war effort.
Why doesn't Starmer hold another referendum?



