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Why do we celebrate VE Day?

Prime minister Sir Keir Starmer said on VE Day we ‘come together to celebrate those who fought for our freedom’

The Independent UK

Senior royals join thousands in London as VE Day commemorations begin

The King and Queen were joined by the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children in the royal box.

Evening Standard

Thousands to line streets as four days of VE Day commemorations to begin

The royal family are set to take part in the commemorations just days after the Duke of Sussex’s bombshell interview.

Evening Standard

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How a war-weary nation came together for VE Day

May 8 1945 was a day of celebration after nearly six years of war in Europe.

The Independent UK

Nato allies to join military procession in London as VE Day events begin

Sir Winston Churchill’s victory speech, a military procession, a flypast and street parties are part of the build-up to May 8.

Evening Standard

The night the late Queen did the hokey cokey secretly among VE Day crowds

Elizabeth and Margaret moved to Windsor Castle during the war, just as the Queen did during the coronavirus pandemic

The Independent UK

Second World War sacrifices remembered ahead of VE Day 80th anniversary

Sir Winston Churchill’s victory speech, a military procession, a flypast and street parties are part of the build-up to May 8.

Evening Standard

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From Royals to Red Arrows – What to look out for during VE Day celebrations

Sir Winston Churchill’s victory speech, a military procession, a flypast and street parties are part of the build-up to 8 May

The Independent UK

Jane Gardam obituary

Prolific novelist and short-story writer with a taste for the absurd

The Guardian - UK

Anne Harper obituary

Political activist, co-founder of Women Against Pit Closures and former wife of Arthur Scargill when he was president of the National Union of Mineworkers

The Guardian - UK

Ask a CEO coach: 'How do I become braver at work?'

Bill Hoogterp counsels an executive who works for an online retailer about how to fight her fears at work—and in the rest of the her life.

Fortune

Judge appointed to Emma Caldwell inquiry as family hope for closure

The mother of Emma Caldwell has said her family have “waited a long time” for closure, after a judge was appointed to chair the inquiry into…

The National (Scotland)

Ransom Canyon episode 9 recap: saying goodbye?

In Ransom Canyon episode 9, the ranchers deal with love, loss and looking toward the future.

WhatToWatch

'Ransom Canyon' Season 2: Everything We Know

We're dying to see where the show's central will-they-won't-they goes next.

Marie Claire

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Catch this underrated coming-of-age movie on Netflix while you can

This coming-of-age story on Netflix is the perfect way to kick off the Easter weekend.

Marie Claire

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis Set to Make a Historic May Appearance

It's going to be a royal first.

Pedestrian.tv

‘Not Earning Enough To Live’: Thousands Of Gen Z Aussies Stuck Working Two Jobs

Basically, what we’re hearing is that Gen Z are working a shit tonne.

The Guardian - UK

What links Hound Tor, Wharram Percy and Gainsthorpe? The Saturday quiz

From Brazilian wandering and giant huntsman to Margaret, Maid of Norway and Richard II, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

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The Guardian - UK

You be the judge: my flatmate cleaned my car, but it looks worse than before. Should he help me redo it?

Ray says Liam should be grateful for the favour. Liam argues Ray’s poor car washing means he should make amends. You decide which argument doesn’t wash

The Guardian - UK

‘I don’t feel part of society’: how Covid is still taking its toll five years on

The social, educational and financial impact is still making itself felt, especially for those who continue to mourn

Marie Claire

A 200-Year-Old Tiara With Ancient Stones Makes Its First Public Appearance at Glittering State Banquet

The piece hasn't been seen in public for more than 140 years.

Marie Claire

Get Ready for a Busy Royal Spring After Historic Events in London Announced

The Royal Family will help celebrate a major anniversary this May.

Marie Claire

Princess Kate Organized Mom Carole Middleton's 70th Birthday Party in $46,000 Per Week Mustique Villa

Princess Margaret's exclusive villa is the only place "Carole really lets her hair down."

The National (Scotland)

Dundee assistant Stuart Taylor on his dad, dementia and how he is giving back

Dundee assistant Stuart Taylor on losing his dad, Alex, to dementia, and how the help his family received has inspired the launch of a charity…

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Long Live Hotel Kitsch! Why America's Vintage Motels and "Fantasy Getaways" Are the Ultimate Stays for Hopeless Romantics

Whimsical, color-drenched destinations are experiencing a revival across the US, but their sudden comeback is driven by more than just nostalgia

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