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Normandy lionhearts will lead Royal British Legion commemorations in France as they muster to remember their fallen brothers in arms for the 80th anniversary of D-Day on June 6

The reverse side of the coin depicts Allied soldiers disembarking a landing craft and racing onto the beaches of Normandy with offensive aircraft in the skies above. It is accompanied by the inscription D-Day 6 June 1944 Utah Omaha Gold Juno Sword, the codenames for five assault beaches that formed at of part of Operation Neptune, the largest amphibious military assault in history.

Located 40 minutes away from the bustling metropolis of Taipei, Yehliu Geopark showcases a collection of unique rocks that were crafted by the sea.

As many motorists shift to China in search of cheap, economical cars, many of Japans most successful brands are producing small models with low prices.

EXCLUSIVE: King Charles has made it a personal mission to honour fallen Second World War heroes at a major ceremony.

Taking tourists more than 1,000 metres up to the peak of Mount Hoven, the Loen Skylift does not always offer great views but has a surreal experience.

A team of motoring enthusiasts challenged themselves to completely restore a rare Polish classic in the space of just three days to take on charity fundraisers.

One of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World, the Great Barrier Reef is home to awe-inspiring creatures that must be seen whilst they are still there.

An electric vehicle campaigner and star of shows including Red Dwarf and Scrapheap Challenge has called for drivers to experience EVs for themselves.

A limited edition brand new electric model built to look like a historic Ford Mustang is now up for sale with an eye-watering six-figure price tag.