National commemorations and events for VE Day will begin on May 5 to mark the historic moment World War 2 ended in Europe.

National commemorations and events will begin on 5 May with a military procession of 1,300 members of the armed forces.

The Defence Secretary has called on Britain to 'remember the remarkable generation who defended the freedoms we enjoy today' ...

Bank Holiday Monday (May 5) from 4pm there’ll be plenty of beer - and other drinks - at Littleport’s historic Crown Inn at a VE Day event organised by the Littleport branch of the Royal British Legion ...

Lib dem run Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council confirmed there will be no official event held in the harbour town to ...

Through the years, patriots have lauded the wartime leader for his ardent military and political service - proving that his ...

ANDREW Barnett is down to play the Last Post at Anzac Cove in front of royalty, world leaders, 10,500 pilgrims and hundreds of millions of TV viewers. So is he feeling the pressure?

In December 1942, the brave heroes of Operation Frankton took to kayaks to attack one of the world’s most heavily guarded ...

Whakaata Māori again brings Aotearoa together in remembrance and reflection this Anzac Day honouring our servicemen and women and their whānau, beginning with the Dawn Service from Auckland War ...

May 8 is the 80th anniversary of VE Day, which marks the end of the Second World War in Europe. The Stray Ferret has prepared ...

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MAY 8 will be the 80th anniversary of VE-Day, the day when in 1945 the Prime Minister Winston Churchill announced that hostilities in Europe had ceased. On Monday, May 7 at 2.41am in Reims, France, ...