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King leads nation in tribute to the greatest generation
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His Majesty The King will join Second World War veterans in London tomorrow for a military procession and fly past to mark VE Day 80
Members of the public are able to watch the VE Day 80 military procession taking place on Monday 5 May
UK’s arts and culture, creative industries, tourism and sport sectors are set to benefit from a major new cooperation agreement with India
UK Government buildings will observe a two-minute national silence at 12:00 on Thursday 8 May 2025 to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day (Victory in Europe Day).
Cenotaph draped in Union Flags, Westminster Abbey service, concert and Flypast among plans unveiled to mark VE Day 80
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Four day celebrations will mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe in May
Nominations will open this summer for traditions like Notting Hill Carnival, Hogmanay and artisanal crafts to be officially recognised
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