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Frank Bright reflects on surviving the Holocaust as the UK remembers lives lost in war.

A parish priest says the community has been left traumatised by Noah's death.

Ex-Leeds Rhinos player Kevin Sinfield is to run 7 ultra-marathons over 7 days raising £777,777.

Simon Brown was shot in the face by a sniper while leading a recue mission in Iraq.

The northbound carriageway will be closed from junction seven for Great Barr on weekdays.

The poppies are part of a festival telling tales from Ballykelly, including nurse Molly McGinnis.

Royalty, politicians and faith leaders will lay wreaths in a service at the Cenotaph in central London.

Why have some people never had Covid and can that lead to better vaccines?

The UK's singles chart turns 70 this week - but the countdown has not always gone smoothly.

Unified champion Natasha Jonas outclasses Marie-Eve Dicaire in Manchester to add the IBF title to her WBC and WBO light-middleweight belts.

The impact of the "disastrous" mini-budget and the spending cut plus tax rises plans to fix it lead the Sunday papers.

This year's event was particularly poignant for the royals, as it also paid tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.

A pet owner tells of his struggle to afford to keep his cats well fed.

The guitarist left before the punk pioneers found fame but went on to join Public Image Limited.

Arsenal move five points clear at the top of the Premier League as Martin Odegaard's second-half double proves enough to beat Wolves at Molineux.

Reg and Huguette reunite almost 80 years after a brief encounter when they shared a jam sandwich.

Self-catering firms are calling on the Welsh government to scrap tax bills caused by Covid lockdown.

More than 100 migrants came ashore on Saturday, say eyewitnesses, meaning the 40,000 mark is surpassed.

Jeremy Hunt will reveal on Thursday how he will plug an estimated £55bn gap between revenue and spending.

Michael McGirr was last seen off Car Island on lower Lough Erne on 29 October.