Royals attend VE Day remembrance service
The Queen and other members of the Royal Family joined more than 1,000 veterans at Westminster Abbey and Horse Guards Parade today to mark the 70th anniversary of VE Day.
WWII survivors in tribute to comrades at VE Day celebrations
Thousands of people from throughout the generations have gathered at special events across the country marking the 70th anniversary of VE Day.
Among the towns and cities honouring the occasion was Exmouth, which suffered heavy casualties when it was targeted by German bombers during the war.
ITV News correspondent Nina Nannar was there to meet some of the surviving 'Precious Few' as they paid tribute to their fallen comrades.
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RAF codebreaker knew war was over day before VE Day
One of the veterans at the VE Day commemorations today was among the first to know Germany had been defeated in Europe.
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Royal Family joins veterans in VE Day remembrance
More than 1,000 veterans march through Horse Guards Parade as the Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall look on
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Royal family to attend VE Day service of thanksgiving
The Queen, Duke of Edinburgh and Prince of Wales will attend the service at Westminster Abbey to remember those who died during WWII.