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DAME Vera Lynn, the Forces' sweetheart who became a national treasure during World War Two, has passed away today aged 103. Vera, who lived in Ditchling, East Sussex, sang iconic wartime classics We'll Meet Again and White Cliffs of Dover which not only inspired the nation but also generations to come.

Manchester United.Rashford, 22, penned an open letter to the government after it had previously insisted its free school meal vouchers would not be issued outside term time. Wythenshawe-born Rashford recalled his own childhood experiences of dependence on free school meals and food banks and his empathy has chimed with millions nationwide after he enforced the extension into the summer.

One of Britain’s top pole dancers has died at the age of 27 after posting about her difficulties in lockdown online.Jess Leanne Norris, 27, a two-time winner of Miss Pole Dancer UK died suddenly at her home in Bolton, Lancashire.Details about her "sudden" and tragic death have not been released, but on April 4th she shared her mental health struggles in lockdown.Ms Norris said she is found the lockdown "so so hard" and said she misses "structure to cope with" her mind.In the post, Ms Norris said: "I myself am finding this so so hard...it always takes me time to adapt to 'change' mentally as I'm one to need structure to cope with mind!"A lot of us are all feeling stressed, lost & lonely... but please don't feel alone...

LONDON — Dame Vera Lynn, the endearingly popular “Forces’ Sweetheart” who serenaded British troops abroad during World War II, has died at 103.During the war and long after, Lynn got crowds singing, smiling and crying with sentimental favorites such as “We’ll Meet Again,” and “The White Cliffs of Dover.”“The family are deeply saddened to announce the passing of one of Britain’s best-loved entertainers at the age of 103,″ her family said in a statement.

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ESTHER Rantzen has paid tribute to her friend Dame Vera Lynn today after her death at 103. The TV presenter, 79, appeared on This Morning after the singer's family announced she had sadly passed away after living an incredible life.

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By Kate HoltonLONDON (Reuters) - Vera Lynn, the singer who became a symbol of hope in Britain during World War Two and again during the coronavirus pandemic with her song "We'll Meet Again", has died at the age of 103. Known as the Forces' Sweetheart, Lynn struck a chord with soldiers fighting overseas and with the public back home with songs such as "The White Cliffs of Dover" that gave voice to the hopes and fears about the conflict with Nazi Germany.To mark her 100th birthday in 2017, a giant image of Lynn as a young woman was projected on to those white cliffs and a new album released.

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Dream Wife have shared their moving new single ‘Temporary’ — you can hear the track below.The song is the latest preview of the trio’s upcoming new album ‘So When You Gonna…’, which is set for release on July 3 via Lucky Number.Dream Wife explained in a statement that ‘Temporary’ is “a song about having hope through waves of difficulties, and was written for a friend who went through multiple miscarriages and is now pregnant again.”“It’s about the heartbreak of repeatedly putting your body through the transformation and danger of pregnancy, and it’s about holding space for dreams of creating new life and trying again,” the band added.

coronavirus lockdown.The previously announced A Perfect Planet is set to come to BBC One this autumn with no delays, according to the BBC’s natural history commissioning editor Jack Bootle.Speaking to The Mirror about the show, Bootle said there are no planned delays for the show as of now, and that Attenborough is finishing off his parts from his London home while self-isolating.“I am confident that it will hit the screens,” Bootle said. “There are small amounts of filming that remains to be done with Sir David, and of course, he also needs to record the voiceover.

Hindley. Emergency services were called to Cross Street, near Tesco Express, just after 6.30pm yesterday evening (June 17).Police, an ambulance, a rapid response vehicle and fire crews from Hindley were all in attendance.According to the ambulance service, it was a road traffic collision (RTC) involving two cars.An ambulance service spokesman said: "We got called to the incident on Cross Street at 6.38pm.

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Alexandria comic book writer David Cranna is a step closer to publishing his first graphic novel, after a crowdfunding campaign smashed its target in under 13 hours.David, who combines writing comics with his day job as a restaurant manager, raised almost £4,500 to help fund Glasscity Comics – dark, gritty stories from a fictional city based on Glasgow.And the former Vale Academy pupil admitted that support for his work came as a shock.He told the Lennox: “It’s been unbelievable.

Thank you to the staff of Kings Lynn Ambulance, Queen Elizabeth Hospital for welcoming The Duke of Cambridge to their ambulance station, and sharing so candidly their experiences over recent months in responding to the COVID-19 outbreak. The Duke heard from the crew about their impact on mental health and wellbeing, the support they have received from members of the public and local businesses, as well as help from volunteering networks.