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British royal family watches military parade marking start of VE Day events in London
Britain is marking the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day this week with four days of commemorations honoring the end of World War II on the continent, as well as those who served and perished during the conflict.
As the nation prepares to celebrate VE Day, one woman shares her feelings of fear and joy as she remembers the day World War ...
In a striking gesture of respect, King Charles followed in his grandfather's footsteps as he appeared on the balcony in front ...
The United Kingdom kicked off four days of national celebrations on Monday to mark 80 years since the end of World War II in ...
Little wonder, then, that when World War II finally came to an end, the celebrations in Orkney went on long into the night.
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Prince Louis tried to get Prince William's attention in a playful way at the parade marking the start of the royal family's ...
President Donald Trump announced he is renaming Veterans Day to “Victory Day” to honor World War I soldiers and “celebrate” ...
Prince Louis, who recently turned seven, did not disappoint royal fans, pulling faces as planes thundered overhead.
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King Charles and Queen Camilla have arrived alongside Prince William, Kate Middleton and more working royals to attend events ...
CHIVALROUS veteran Jack Mortimer tucked the Queen into her blanket in the royal box outside Buckingham Palace. And the 101-year-old then gave Camilla a kiss on the hand as she left the VIP stand ...
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