Martin Anthony Tett

55 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble in Komyshuvakha after a Russian strike. Only 29 of them were Identified. ​Currently, 45 people remain missing. Authorities believe that some of them may be among the victims who have not yet been identified.

مجھے اپنا گھر بنانے کےلیے ایسا مستری چاہیے۔

Rother: Cllr Jimmy Stanger, a Liberal Democrat councillor for Bexhill St Marks, has left the party and defected to the Conservatives.

Lest we forget. Not just those who gave their lives but the ocean of sorrow they left behind. Fatherless children, husband less wives.

Lest we forget 1939 - 1945 🌺 Colin Body John Gershon Parkington Arnold Harding Donald Hyde George Lane Ronald Mance Cyril Samson Gerald Sprake Reginald Taylor Seer Green, Buckinghamshire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

it has been six days of Ukrainian rescuers trying to collect body parts of dozens civilians from an underground shelter in my home region whom russians literally pulverized with nine mega bombs. i am profoundly distressed that this exceptionally evil war crime is not the major cover story everywhere abroad. we are talking the Bucha, Dachau and Srebrenica level of evil.

No hope in every postcode.

I very much agree with Claire. 16yr olds do not have the ability or life experience yet to independently way up the consequences of their vote. If we don’t think they are responsible enough to drive, drink or be done with education, how are they mature enough to vote? A cynical move!

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The youngest British soldier of WW1 was just 12 years old. His name was Sidney Lewis, a boy from London who ran away from home in August 1915 without telling his parents. His parents had absolutely no idea where their young son had disappeared to, until a soldier back from the front lines on leave mentioned seeing him in France. Sidney easily tricked army recruiters who were more than happy to turn a blind eye to underage boys eager to fight. By the time he was 13, he was operating heavy machine guns in the 106th Machine Gun Company right in the thick of the Battle of the Somme. He survived six weeks of hell in the Battle of Delville Wood, enduring some of the most horrific casualties of the entire war. Desperate to save her child, his mother tracked down his military unit and sent a frantic letter to the War Office demanding his release, attaching his birth certificate as absolute proof. The army had no choice but to discharge him and send him home to his family. It wasn't until 2013 that historians and the Imperial War Museum officially authenticated his record, confirming that a 12 year-old boy truly braved the worst of the Great War. Lest we forget.