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Simon Weston leads calls to release secret Falklands war files on Sir Galahad bombing

Ministry of Defence says it cannot release documents relating to bombing of Sir Galahad

The Independent UK

Wolfe Tones star praises Argentina football bosses over Falklands War chant

The Argentina squad sang what translates to 'f***ing English in the Falklands, I don’t forget' after securing their place in the World Cup final

Dublin Live

Bring on Les Bleus — time for a fresh football rivalry

At last, we meet again. As football rivalries go, England v France has been surprisingly empty. The men’s teams have met each other only twice in World Cup history (England won both) and last time out was in 1982, two days after the Falklands War ended. That sounds like —…

Evening Standard

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Forty years after Falklands War, wounds still run deep

Located in a far-flung corner of the south Atlantic, the Islas Malvinas, or Falkland Islands, are at the heart of an age-old rift between Argentina and the UK. Back in 1982, this escalated into a ten-week war between the two countries. Four decades on, Argentina's defeat against the British remains…

France 24

Falklands War veteran jailed for causing £1m damage and injuring two in suicide bid

Falklands veteran Ian Lenaghan, 59, has been jailed for five years after causing a gas explosion in a failed suicide bid that left two people in hospital and caused more than £1 million of damage to a street

Daily Mirror

£1m Roker explosion victim lost everything and cat died when neighbour cut gas pipe and flicked lighter

Falklands War veteran Ian Lenaghan, of Sunderland, caused a huge gas blast by severing a cooker hose then flicking a lighter

Chronicle Live

Charles and Camilla meet veterans to mark 40th anniversary of Falklands war

The couple went on board the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth.

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Queen continues to support 'favourite son' Prince Andrew because of his 'absolute loyalty'

Many have questioned the Queen's seemingly unwavering of her support for her son, with the monarch apparently unfazed by the Duke of York's legal troubles relating to sexual assault allegations made against him.

Daily Record

Falklands War veteran's incredible photo with surrendering Argentinian troops

Veteran Andrew Williams fought in the Falklands War which ended 40 years ago today - June 14 - and carries a special reminder of the end of the conflict

Daily Mirror

Queen is determined to keep Prince Andrew around because he is 'intensely loyal'

Prince Andrew is thought to be Her Majesty's favourite child and a royal expert told The Mirror's royal podcast, Pod Save the Queen, that she is keeping him around for one reason

Daily Mirror

Veterans march through Edinburgh city centre to mark 40 years since Falklands War

Veterans in the capital were present to commemorate those who died during the conflict with Argentina, which took place 40 years ago. The war claimed the lives of over 200 British soldiers

Edinburgh Live

Veterans gather to commemorate 40th anniversary of Falklands victory

Falklands veterans gathered in Edinburgh on Saturday to commemorate the end of the Falklands War 40 years ago.

The Independent UK

Memorial service for 40th anniversary of Falklands War in Trafford

Veterans and armed forces will bow heads in tribute to the fallen

Manchester Evening News

Service held in Dalbeattie to commemorate 40th anniversary of the Falklands War

The Dalbeattie Branch of Legion Scotland organised the service, which was conducted by Rev Fiona Wilson

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Evening Standard

Falklands War 40th anniversary: What was it about and how many people died in the conflict?

The Falklands War took place 40 years ago today, and it saw Britain liberate the Falkland Islands from Argentine rule after they had been seized.

Wales Online

The Falklands War claimed 900 lives in 10 weeks

Today marks the 40th anniversary of the war, but many in Argentina feel strongly that the islands should be theirs

The National (Scotland)

Falklands War 'was justified in face of fascism', says SNP minister who fought in it

JUSTICE Secretary Keith Brown has told how he was “petrified” during the Battle of Two Sisters in the Falklands War 40 years ago today.

The Independent UK

Mount Longdon veteran says he will ‘never forget’ key battle

Thomas Herring was a sergeant in 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment, tasked with retaking Mount Longdon in the Falklands War

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Daily Mirror

Inside incredible lives of Falklands War veterans who found lasting love during conflict

While they served with the British Army in the ten-week Falklands War over the South Atlantic colony, John Graham and Andy Butterworth met the women they would marry

Daily Mirror

Three in ten over-50s have little memory of Falklands War - despite living through it

Over a third admit they feel 'ashamed' they don't know more about events during their own past - and a Falklands veteran said it is important not to forget the conflict

Daily Mirror

Falklands War hero reunited with Royal Marines Commando who saved his life 40 years on

Our Falklands War: A Frontline Story, airing on BBC2 on Sunday, will see a Royal Marines Commando and the comrade whose life he helped save emotionally reunited for the first time since 1982

The Independent UK

‘The Falklands will always be special to me’, says Lt Col H Jones’ grandson

To mark the 40th anniversary of the death of his grandfather, Lieutenant Colonel Herbert “H” Jones VC, Henry Jones reflects on the Falklands War

The Independent UK

HMS Coventry veteran recalls his ship sinking, 40 years on from Argentine attack

Christopher Howe, now 65, was a Petty Officer on board HMS Coventry when the destroyer was attacked by Argentine jets in the Falklands War

Evening Standard

Falklands war: Ben Wallace makes free flights offer to veterans after Standard alerts him to six-fold fares hike

The Defence Secretary stepped in after this newspaper learned of a six-fold rise in the price of a concessionary ticket on an RAF transport flight

The Independent UK

Inflation hits 40-year high: What was life like in Britain the last time things were so dire in 1982

Margaret Thatcher was PM, unemployment at its worst since the 1930s, the Falklands War broke out and ‘Come on Eileen’ was the year’s biggest-selling single

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