Bereaved girl ‘proud’ to march on Remembrance Sunday for RAF father
Lexie Pallett marched with charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers, which supports hundreds of bereaved military children and young people.
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Four arrests after 400kg cocaine cargo found on fishing boat
The NCA said three men were arrested on the boat off the coast of Kent on Sunday morning.
One dead and two injured after shooting in south-east London
Police were called on Sunday morning to reports of a shooting in the area of Wells Park Road, Sydenham.
Yachtswoman Pip Hare sets off on solo, non-stop round-the-world race
The 50-year-old, from Poole, Dorset, admitted to nerves ahead of the start but said it is going to be ‘incredible’.
One dead and pair in hospital after stabbing in south London
The incident occurred in East Street, Walworth, on Sunday morning.
King leads nation’s tribute to war dead as Kate watches ceremony from balcony
The Queen was missing from the ceremony in Whitehall, London, through illness.
Royal Navy veteran, 99, remembers men on ship who ‘never came home’
Stan Ford gives talks to primary school children to tell them about his experiences.
‘Nobody has spoken to me’ about US ambassador job, says Mandelson
Dame Karen Pierce’s term in Washington DC is due to end in early 2025
Blind veteran, 100, ‘felt 10 feet tall’ marching past Cenotaph for first time
Michael Woods, from Dunstable in Bedfordshire, marched with more than 40 other blind veterans supported by the charity Blind Veterans UK.
Queen follows Cenotaph service on TV and observes two-minute silence at home
Camilla is recovering from a chest infection after falling ill following her long-haul trip to Australia and Samoa.
Whitehall ‘considering lots of different scenarios’ amid tariff fears – minister
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones said US President-elect Donald Trump recognised the important relationship between the UK and America.