Princess Anne pays tribute to D-Day veterans at commemorative service in France
Princess Anne andher husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, joined veterans and their families at the RBL's service at Bayeux War Cemetery.
Princess Anne andher husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, joined veterans and their families at the RBL's service at Bayeux War Cemetery.
A piper started proceedings before Royal Marines came ashore to mark the 80th anniversary of the Normandy Landings.
A tense Army v Navy clash in Sheffield saw the reigning champions escape with a shootout win.
General Sir Patrick Sanders paid a powerful tribute to D-Day veterans who hold his 'admiration, gratitude and deep, deep respect'.
The Normandy Landings were the largest seaborne invasion in history, with the 1944 Battle of Normandy opening the Western Front.
Royal Navy rugby star Sam Matavesi speaks to BFBS Sport ahead of this weekend's Premiership showdown at Twickenham against Bath Rugby.
Corporal Bates exemplifies the extraordinary heroism and sacrifice that defined the generation that fought in World War II.
The England Physical Disability Cricket Team enjoyed success against the Army in their annual T20 clash.
The King joined the Prince of Wales, senior UK politicians and more than 500 veterans for the major event in Portsmouth.
British, US, Canadian and Belgian aircraft and personnel took part in the display as major D-Day 80 events get underway.
Major Andrew Atkinson, Squadron Commander of 47 Commando, hails the achievement of the troops who landed on D-Day.
The veterans are also attending a commemorative service in the gardens of the Pegasus Memorial Museum.
Forces News spoke to a number of veterans, some now no longer with us, who described what it was like to serve on D-Day.
New Zealand nationals can enlist from July, while potential recruits from the UK, Canada and the US will be allowed to sign up from 2025.
Vessels from the US and Canada are among those to have arrived in Cherbourg ahead of D-Day 80 commemorations.
Three of the five horses that were hurt when they bolted after being spooked will be on duty for the King's birthday parade.