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THE funeral has taken place of Leslie Joy, a stalwart of the Sutton-in-Craven community who flew Lancaster bombers in World War Two and who has…

IN the golden age of motorsport, there was a track on every corner, a circuit in every town, an old airfield in every district and a superstar on…

Rusty Waughman, 99, is one the last Lancaster bomber pilots still alive. He tells his wartime tales for a new documentary about the Lancaster bombers

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In the latest episode of the Glasgow Crime Stories podcast, meet the detective who was behind the investigation into one of Scotland’s most…

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has forced millions of Ukrainian children to leave their schools and homes. Such adverse shocks early in life can have profound long-term effects. This column presents evidence from WWII and the Vietnam War of how childhood war exposure had detrimental effects on education, physical and mental health, and labour market outcomes, even decades

Ray Hilchey of Halifax died on May 9, 1945, helping repatriate prisoners of war in France. His parents learned of his death four days later, which also happened to be Mother's Day.

Captain Bill Leckie: An appreciation

The Avro Lancaster as a nuclear bomber?