First World War soldiers’ graves rededicated more than 100 years after deaths The services were held in Ypres following the discovery of the graves of the two soldiers who served with Irish regiments. The Independent UK · May 19, 2022
Litter pickers load 'frightening' WW1 bomb into car thinking it was an old gas canister Rachel Wills and Simon Briscombe were doing their usual Monday riverside litter-pick when they found the rusty cylinder. Later, they discovered it was a live First World War bomb Daily Mirror · May 19, 2022
Inside Britain's first council estate built for working-class heroes of WW1 Built for the working class heroes of the First World War, the Becontree was the start of a new vision for families who had spent generations in the slums. The estate is still Britain's biggest Daily Mirror · May 18, 2022
First world war bomb survives bumpy ride in Yorkshire litter pickers’ car Couple had a narrow escape after bringing home what they thought was an old gas canister The Guardian - UK · May 18, 2022
Freedom Fighter’s Last Battle: 103 Years Old Woman Who Defied Mussolini Wants Her Austrian Passport Back A brave woman who refused to accept that she had to speak Italian when Austria lost South Tyrol to the fascists after the First World War has said she wants to get her Austrian citizenship back before she dies. Zenger · May 13, 2022
William and Duke of Gloucester to join Anzac Day commemorations Anzac Day marks the start of the First World War Gallipoli landings and is a national day of remembrance for Australia and New Zealand. The Independent UK · Apr 25, 2022
Play about ‘great escape’ from German prison camp to be staged at Alexandra Palace The story of the real-life escape from Stalag Luft III in 1944 is to be told at the London venue used as an internment camp for ‘enemy aliens’ during the first world war The Guardian - UK · Apr 19, 2022
Woman, 107, says favourite boozy drink is secret to long life as it 'keeps her young' Violet Shipp, who was born during the First World War, marked her 107th birthday with a glass of her favourite drink - Cinzano and Lemonade - as she was joined by friends at her Essex care home Daily Mirror · Mar 4, 2022
Ukraine: world financial markets have not broken sweat since the Russian escalation – why? The economic consequences of armed conflicts have received widespread attention at least as far back as when John Meynard Keynes wrote about them in 1919 in relation to the first world war. Yet as the world braces for a possible war in Ukraine, we still know relatively little about the… The Conversation · Feb 22, 2022
Disgust as graffiti scrawled on Northern Quarter war memorial A total of 95 servicemen lost in the First World War, and 18 in the second, are commemorated on bronze plaques Manchester Evening News · Jan 31, 2022
AAP leader Rai urges PM Modi to set up freedom fighters' memorial in front of Rashtrapati Bhawan Gopal Rai said that India Gate was built by the Britishers in the memory of soldiers martyred during First World War and name of not even a single martyr of country's freedom movement is there on India Gate. The Hindu · Jan 24, 2022