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St Paul's Cathedral launches appeal as it prepares to mark 80th anniversary of end of Second World War

It wants to hear from anyone who was involved in helping protect the Cathedral during the Blitz

Evening Standard

Black Lives Matter supporter accused of wrecking wreaths at World War Two memorial

BLM supporter Soulman Freeman denies criminal damage

Evening Standard

Black Desert Online is introducing a mammoth-size 'War of the Roses' PvP mode for duking it out with 599 of your closest friends

I'm comin'! And Hell, er, I mean Lag's comin' with me!

PC Gamer

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War by Louis-Ferdinand Céline review – disturbing, compelling, incomplete

A shellshocked soldier in Flanders embarks on a dreamlike journey in this savage fragment of a tale written in the 1930s by the controversial author of Journey to the End of the Night

The Guardian - UK

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes review: a sharper look as the story gets closer to where it all started in the 60s

Planet of the Apes became the first continuous series of sequels that would become the standard of genre-filmmaking in Hollywood since its first film in 1968. It laid the ground for giants like Star Wars and Star Trek as the first science fiction property to develop a series of sequels…

The Conversation

18 months into a massive war, MMO devs give the Elite Dangerous community all the tools they need to win - but no instruction manual

It'll be bad news for the Thargoids - eventually

GamesRadar

War supplemental stymied in Senate over border holdup - Roll Call

Senate Republicans blocked a war funding package, making good on their threat to hold up aid to Ukraine without an immigration overhaul.

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Can't wait for Napoleon? Watch these 5 great historical dramas on Netflix, Max and more

From Cleopatra to the Cold War, here's what to stream before Joaquin Phoenix's turn as the French general

TechRadar

How one Russian fled the war in Ukraine, only to find another in Israel

Ilia fled his native Russia because he wanted no part in its invasion of Ukraine. Now an Israeli citizen, he tells FRANCE 24 about his experience of fleeing one war and landing in another.

France 24

After Libya flood, unexploded weapons pose new risk

Humanitarian organisations have issued warnings about the imminent risk of ‘weapon contamination’ in Libya.

Al Jazeera

Headlines and front lines: How US news coverage of wars in Yemen and Ukraine reveals a bias in recording civilian harm

War entails suffering. How and how often that suffering is reported on in the U.S., however, is not evenhanded.

The Conversation

Prospects brighten for War Memorial project in Thiruvananthapuram

After another round of delays, things appear to be looking up for the War Memorial project in the State capital with the Cabinet giving the go-ahead last week.

The Hindu

In Memoriam by Alice Winn review – an elegy for young love

Two young men journey from the classroom to the trenches in this tale of a forbidden relationship set against the first world war

The Guardian - UK

Battle is on to keep Victoria Cross awarded to RAF World War Two hero in UK

The medal was awarded posthumously to Squadron Leader Arthur Scarf, who was killed after leading a daring raid on enemy Japanese forces in Burma in 1941

Daily Mirror

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Daily Record

Scots D-Day veteran who kept brave Normandy landing 'a secret' from family dies aged 97

William Wallace Johnstone Taylor, from Burntisland, Fife, was awarded nine medals for his impressive services as a soldier in the Royal Navy during the Second World War.

Daily Mirror

Incredible life of Vogue model turned war photographer who ended up in Hitler's bath

Lee Miller, who'll be portrayed by Kate Winslet in a new film, took more than 60,000 photos during the Second World War and was once pictured slipping into a bathtub belonging to Adolf Hitler

WEKU

Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (June 10)

A roundup of key developments and the latest in-depth coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Daily Mirror

Brother of man, 91, killed in explosion fears blast caused by new heater as bills soar

Frank Burton's family from Wythenshawe, Manchester, believe he may have bought an appliance to help keep his house warm - and that it may have sparked the blast

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Manchester Evening News

Man, 91, who died in house explosion named... as brother says he fears he may have bought appliance to 'deal with cold snap and energy price rise' - and it could have sparked blast

Frank Burton's family believe he may have bought an appliance to help keep his house in Wythenshawe warm - and that it may have sparked the blast. Paying tribute to his brother, Philip, 71, said: "He was good character and a good guy."

Daily Mirror

'War in Ukraine began eight years ago but the world is only just noticing'

Volodymyr Prasiuk first fought for Ukraine in the Maidan Uprising and is on a Russian kill list, but now he is back on the front line and says that the Ukrainians "will win"

Daily Mirror

How UK was warned for years to boost defence cash - 'Putin thinks we're scared to fight'

MPs, peers and retired top brass have all called on the Government to pump more cash into the military as war rages in Europe - and triggers demands for a return to Cold War-era funding

Daily Mirror

Could Britain win a modern war? Key questions as Putin watches UK's 'terrible error'

As Russia's invasion into Ukraine comes to the end of its third week, there are fears the conflict may spill beyond the country's borders and the UK's own capability to protect and defend itself

The Conversation

The promise and folly of war – why do leaders enter conflict assuming victory is assured?

Amid a staunch and passionate defense that has slowed the Russian advance to Kiev and global condemnation, Vladimir Putin’s motivation for invading has been subject to speculation: Just what does he hope to achieve by war in Ukraine?

Manchester Evening News

Village's rare air raid siren from Second World War is given listed status

"I wanted to save it, particularly as it is such a rare and highly visual landmark of the war-time Home Front.”

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