VE Day - which stands for Victory in Europe Day - is marked on 8 May. It was the day in 1945 near the end of World War Two when fighting against Germany in Europe stopped. Ms Gill said ...

Lady Jane MacRae will play a key role in the ceremony marking 80 years since the Allied victory over Nazi Germany ...

It was May 8, 1945 and on what became known as VE Day marking the end of the Second World War, 10,000 people gathered to celebrate in Finchley, North London. This incredible photograph captures ...

launched the 80-day countdown to VE Day in South Kensington with the help of war veterans and civilians and a lifesize Spitfire replica. Other VE Day commemorations will include a pipe marathon ...

There have been calls for people to stop and reflect on the human cost of war, as the UK gears-up to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day in exactly 80 days. Lady Walmsley, vice chair of SSAFA ...

“Eighty years on, there are few who will remember VE Day first hand. “This makes it even more important to celebrate veterans of the Second World War, publicly recognising the significance of ...

A Pipe Major preparing for 80 days of piping to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day has urged people to “stop for a few minutes and reflect” on the human cost of war. The pipe marathon ...