Today marks 80 years since British troops were given their first glimpse of the horror that the Nazis had inflicted on Jews.

Of those, fewer than 70,000 people are still alive. Less than 3 million Brits were alive on VE Day (Victory in Europe Day) on May 8, 1945. Even fewer will remember it. Time is running out to save ...

Eighty years ago, the British army liberated the infamous Nazi concentration camp and witnessed scenes that changed them forever, writes Karen Pollock OBE of the Holocaust Educational Trust ...

Sir Keir Starmer rightly declares that 'the world as we knew it has gone'. But does he really mean what he says - or is he a ...

Tens of thousands of people, including diarist Anne Frank, died at the camp, which was liberated by the British in on April 15 1945.

Millvina Dean was 9 weeks old when the Titanic sank 113 years ago. She was the last living survivor of the ship and died in ...

The actions of future Army National Guard units at North Bridge, Concord, Massachusetts, April 19, 1775, shaped the course of ...

The colonial victory against the British in the American Revolutionary War was far from a predetermined outcome. In addition ...

The president is said to be pleased as punch about both his ex-daughter-in-law Vanessa Trump’s relationship with golf legend ...

And on Saturday (12.04.25), his wife posted a rare clip of the Duke of Sussex - who has Prince Archie, five, and Princess ...

Military veterans are lacing up their marching boots to raise £200,000 for a statue outside a city barracks. The 12ft (3.65m) ...

Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie both inherited Prince Harry's ginger hair, which he previously said comes from his mother ...