Kate Mansey
Assistant Editor and Royal Editor at The Times
Assistant Editor & Royal Editor, The Times | YouTube: https://t.co/ZIp7a3PJiq | Pod: https://t.co/wNmt9f6GjU | Insta: @katemanseywrites | Board @WIJ_UK
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At the beginning of the year, the events to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day were flagged as one of the highlights of the royal calendar. It featured a bank holiday flypast, the royal family gathered to amplify the voices of the few surviving veterans, and a military procession to thank those who had made the ultimate sacrifice and those who had survived but with the scars to show for it.
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thetimes.com | Kate Mansey
The Queen has told a veteran that her father was shot in the face during the Second World War but never spoke about his experiences afterwards. In a meeting with Douglas Cracknell, 99, who has just been awarded the Légion d’honneur by the French government, Camilla said: “My father who was at El Alamein was shot at and the bullet went in one side of his face and came out the other.
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NEW from Buckingham Palace: King Charles has sent a private message to Pope Leo XIV, congratulating him on his election as the 267th Pontiff and Bishop of Rome. A spokesman said that the message from the King and Queen included “the most sincere good wishes for his Pontificate”.
This is a rather marvellous look at how VE Day unfolded… by my colleague @HackBlackburn ⬇️
80 years ago today, it was the morning after the night before and the people of Britain and Europe were waking up to Victory in Europe day. Here is our coverage of that day in real time https://t.co/NpVpzYHCVp #veday80
Happy birthday to an extraordinary man, Sir David Attenborough. I met him at a dinner a few years ago and he will still going strong long after many guests had left to go home to their beds. 🎂
As he turns 99 today, in his new film, Sir David has once again reminded us of the need to protect natural habitats - this time those beneath the ocean. He has dedicated his life to ensuring we understand the realities of what mankind is doing to the planet. However hard https://t.co/XC0yHKcLRU