More than 2,300 guests will attend Margaret Thatcher's funeral today, including 50 Falklands Veterans.
Speaking to Daybreak, Falklands veteran Simon Weston said: "Whatever else goes on and whatever people want to say about today somebody's died."
He added, "we're talking about somebody who is dead, it's not going to affect her a single jot, all people will remember is the lack of dignity that we have shown."
Falkland's veteran, Simon Weston, has announced he is out of the running to become one of Britain's first Police Commissioners.
Read the full storyFalklands War veteran Simon Weston has announced he is no longer pursuing the role of Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales.
The 50-year-old, who planned to stand as an independent candidate in the elections on November 15, broke the news via his Twitter account.
With regret pulling out of the PCC role for S Wales.Became disillusioned by the fact it was getting 2 political & not serving the people.
From @Simon_Weston on Twitter:Forty-one police force areas in Wales and England outside London will elect a Police and Crime Commissioner.
Duties for the post will include setting priorities for the force, deciding how to spend the police budget and hiring the Chief Constable.
Welsh Falklands veteran Simon Weston has received an apology from Essex Police after an officer posted offensive remarks about him on Facebook. The force said the officer has been disciplined and the incident referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
Welsh Falklands war veteran Simon Weston has been on an intensely personal journey as he revisited the place that scarred his life forever.
Read the full storyWelsh Falklands War veteran Simon Weston has returned to the scene of the conflict for its 30th anniversary. ITV1 followed his experience of revisiting the place that changed his life forever.
You can see more on this story in "Return to the Falklands" Tuesday 20th March on ITV1 at 9 o'clock.
