Good evening. David here to take you through the day’s news.

Two-thirds of voters believe Rishi Sunak leaving D-Day commemorations early was “unacceptable”, new polling shows.

Elsewhere, as Michael Mosley’s children join the search for their father, The Telegraph has obtained footage of the TV doctor in Greece.

Two-thirds of voters say Sunak leaving D-Day early was ‘unacceptable’

A survey by YouGov found 65 per cent of British adults believe it was either “somewhat unacceptable” or “completely unacceptable” for the Prime Minister to have departed when he did.

Figures including Nigel Farage and the head of the Royal Navy have also criticised Sunak.

George Chesterton explains why Sunak’s disappearance has provided this election with its defining image, and Telegraph readers have given their verdict on the Prime Minister’s decision here.

• Tonight’s election debate | Penny Mordaunt must choose to fight for herself or the party
• Labour | Sir Keir Starmer is only party leader not to sign up to BBC interview
• Tories | Five Tory MPs make ‘chicken runs’ to fight safer seats in the south of England
• Angela Rayner | Locals will get ‘first dibs’ on new homes under Labour
• Keith Vaz | Former Labour MP to stand for One Leicester Party at election

CCTV shows last sighting of Michael Mosley

CCTV footage obtained by The Telegraph shows missing TV doctor Michael Mosley walking past a cafe 20 minutes after he left his wife at a beach on a Greek holiday island. The footage suggests he completed a walk to the nearby town of Pedi after leaving Agios Nikolaos beach.

Protesters target Duke and Duchess of Westminster’s wedding

The Duke and Duchess of Westminster tied the knot in a lavish ceremony, held at Chester Cathedral and attended by an array of well-heeled guests, including the Prince of Wales and Princess Eugenie.

As the newlywed couple left the church, a pair of Just Stop Oil protestors sprayed orange powder before being arrested.

Evening Briefing: Today’s essential headlines

European Parliament elections | Emmanuel Macron called on voters to avoid the mistakes of Britons who failed to cast a ballot against Brexit and turn out in high numbers in Sunday’s election.

Tax | Middle classes face 70pc tax trap under Hunt’s benefit shake-up

Business | Mike Lynch to campaign against US extradition treaty after fraud acquittal

Brighton | Mother ‘lucky to be alive’ after pothole causes car to overturn

Culture | Oxford museum returns ‘stolen’ 500-year-old statue to India

Royal family | Elizabeth II laughed over Princess Diana and me getting arrested, reveals Duchess of York

Feature of the day

The Secret Tory Candidate: Sunak’s D-Day mistake is bad, but this other error could be fatal

In the first of a new series, an ex-MP draws back the curtain on the Conservatives’ battle to be re-elected.

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Comment and analysis

Camilla Tominey | Britain is a great country being ruined by its incompetent governing class

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard | I may have to vote for Rishi Sunak after all

Tom Harris | This D-Day cock-up is final proof that Rishi Sunak is an embarrassment to Britain

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet | The sham-democracy of the European Parliament shames the EU

David Axe | Russia is no longer an aircraft carrier nation

Editor’s choice

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Business | How Mike Lynch scored a stunning victory over the US after 12-year fraud saga

Travel | The perfect holiday in Mexico – a land of superlatives

Sport briefing: Today’s essential headlines

Oliver Brown | Grealish’s fall from grace mirrors Gascoigne’s – but he’s no Gazza

Olympics | Trans athletes dehumanised by term ‘biological male’, says IOC report

Cycling | British team’s bikes stolen during Tour of Britain

Euro 2024 | BBC vs ITV: Battle of the broadcasters – our verdict

Cricket | ‘I should keep my big mouth shut’: Stephen Fry apologises for cricket remarks

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