Victory in Europe Day (VE Day), observed annually on May 8, marks the end of World War II in Europe. Celebrated across ...

Queen Elizabeth's recollections of VE Day were resurfaced for the 80th anniversary, including how she snuck out of the palace ...

From tea parties to pigeon post, pupils across Gloucestershire brought VE Day to life with heart, history, and a whole lot of ...

This year, Northern Ireland is honoring the 80th anniversary of VE Day with a series of events that reflect on the end of World War II in Europe. From historical talks to parades and services, the ...

Obviously, I can’t remember that day, but you can see in my face that I know it’s an historic time. The images have become part of history now ... so we’ve had heartache in our family ...

Refugees and asylum seekers in Blackburn marked VE Day with conversation, community and remembrance, honouring shared history, and peace.

VE Day marked the end of World War Two in Europe. Huge crowds took to the streets on 8 May 1945 to sing, dance and rejoice after nearly six years of war. To mark the 80th anniversary, four days of ...

In this moment of reflection, we must remember not ... Increasingly, young people are unaware of the significance of VE day, unaware of the great history of Britain, and unsure they want to ...

The Union Jack flag will fly at full mast, and London's Cenotaph will become a focal point of quiet reflections and tributes. The Royal Albert Hall will host a concert called VE Day 80 ...

This programme was produced by Simon Watts using material from the BBC Archives recorded on VE Day in 1945 ... brought to life by archive. Witness History is for those fascinated by the past.