An elderly British army veteran poppy seller said he was punched and kicked as he left Edinburgh Waverley station over the weekend as pro-Palestinian protesters converged for a huge sit-in.
The Metropolitan Police begged pro-Palestine activists to “reconsider” protesting on Armistice Day in London on Saturday.
Rishi Sunak warned that the pro-Palestine rally planned for November 11th could “desecrate” the memory of those who died in battle for Britain.
The security guard who helped the taxi driver at the centre of an attempted terror bombing at Liverpool Women’s Hospital has spoken out for the first time.
British authorities have confirmed that a deadly vehicle explosion outside the Liverpool Women’s Hospital on Remembrance Sunday was a terror attack, with CCTV of the explosion leaked to the press.
The driver of a taxi that exploded outside Liverpool Women’s Hospital is being hailed as a hero following reports that he had trapped a bomber inside the vehicle.
Police have arrested three men under the Terrorism Act following a deadly car explosion at Liverpool Women’s Hospital, but no description of the suspects has been given beyond their sex and age.
The “Glorious Dead” of the United Kingdom and British Commonwealth were honoured at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday without the Queen, who is suffering from an injury.
Hours ahead of Israel’s Independence Day celebrations, the country marked its annual Memorial Day, commemorating more than 23,000 fallen soldiers and terror victims Wednesday with a two-minute siren.
The eco-extremist group Extinction Rebellion staged an impromptu protest on Wednesday at Britain’s war memorial, the Cenotaph, hanging a wreath and a banner on the monument which read “Honour Their Sacrifice, Climate Change Means War”.
The Royal Family and members of Britain’s Armed Forces will be barred from singing the national anthem on Armistice Day, over fears that the patriotic songs will spread the Chinese coronavirus.
One of the greatest hockey players who has ever lived, has come to the defense of fired NHL broadcaster Don Cherry.
TORONTO — Hockey commentator Don Cherry says the network that fired him “made it impossible” for him to address the comments that led to his dismissal.
On Monday, Canadian hockey commentator Don Cherry was fired after some viewers became outraged because he told immigrants they should buy a poppy and support Canadian veterans on Remembrance Day.
While hockey icon Don Cherry was fired after leftist backlash this week, the former Coach’s Corner co-host has been a thorn in the side of the Canadian left for years.
Don Cherry says he is unapologetic for the comments that got him fired as a hockey commentator in Canada.
Leftists in Canada succeeded in getting Canadian hockey icon Don Cherry fired after he made comments about the lack of poppies worn for Remembrance Day by recent immigrants in Ontario.
UK police forces and units up and down the country have plastered their cars with poppies to commemorate our Armed Forces on the centenary of World War One.
LONDON (AP) – Prince Charles has led Britain’s annual Remembrance Sunday ceremony for war dead, taking the role held for more than six decades by his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.
A local council has stopped a woman from laying a wreath of white poppies at a Remembrance Day service, insisting only red poppies will be allowed.
A third of 18 to 24-year-olds are likely to shun wearing the poppy this year, as a growing number of young people say the Remembrance Day appeal “glorifies war”.
Angry veterans walked out after a vicar used a Remembrance Day service to preach about Donald Trump and Brexit. Servicemen reportedly left the service in Whitstable, Kent in disgust when the Rev Rachel Webbley side-lined the sacrifice of fallen soldiers
Air Canada released an internal memo to staff telling them they were banned from wearing the Remembrance Day poppy, only to face an immediate backlash.
LONDON, United Kingdom – November 11th marks Remembrance Day, to commemorate those who fought in the First and Second World Wars, and in conflicts since, across the Commonwealth of Nations. Today, Remembrance Sunday, marks the annual commemoration in London, Belfast,
