A total of 52 personnel killed in action during the First and Second World Wars have been named
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A total of 52 personnel killed in action during the First and Second World Wars have been named
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Dozens of British and Commonwealth war heroes, whose identities have remained a mystery for decades, have finally been identified by Ministry of Defence (MoD) "war detectives" ahead of Remembrance Sunday.
Around 20 personnel who served during the Second World War were understood to have attended events at the Cenotaph in central…
Annual ceremony attended by thousands of veterans, with Prince William and current and former prime ministers among those laying…
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The King will take centre stage at the National Service of Remembrance on Sunday
Watch live from the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph on Sunday (9 November), marking 80 years since the Second World…
