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The 2024 celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of D-day are the latest in a long line of commemorations in honour of the allied landings in Normandy, which began on June 6 1944.

As grim memory of world war fades, many people are anxious amid rise of nationalist, country-first rhetoric

What does D-Day mean? We answer questions your kids might ask about the historic event, and reveal some important facts to look at with them.

Beneath the roar of gunfire and the chaos of D-day, an unlikely hero played a vital role — wetland science. Often overlooked amid military strategies and troop movements, the study of mud proved critical to the success of the largest amphibious invasion in history.

Governor Youngkin pays tribute to the Bedford boys' bravery on D-Day, emphasizing American values of courage and sacrifice.

Nigel Farage is back. The newly appointed leader of the Reform UK party has just announced his intention to run to be the MP for the Essex seaside town of Clacton – the only constituency to have ever elected an MP from Farage’s former party UKIP in a general election.

‘Disparate’ 80th anniversary efforts reflect those around UK, where only in recent times have calls for memorials increased

More than 8 million people of color served with the Allies but little is known of their sacrifices

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When the largest-ever combined airborne and amphibious military operation took place on the coast of Normandy 80 years ago, men were not solely to commend for its meticulous preparation. The success of D-Day can also be attributed to a unique branch of the British Royal Navy comprised of women known…