All news on the topic: World War 2

Rebecca Hobson, 34, stumbled upon the tunnel while bored during lockdown - and was shocked to discover items from the 1940s, presumably belonging to women and children during WW2

A fragment of wreckage from the last plane flown by legendary female British aviator Amy Johnson has sold for £3,600 at auction after being discovered 83 years on

Residents have been left with an extensive cleaning job potentially costing thousands - after their homes and gardens were trashed during the Keyham bomb removal

Trains have been cancelled and a major road closed after a 'wartime bomb' was discovered near train tracks in Bradford - just days after thousands were evacuated in Plymouth

Stan Ford and John Roberts will be presented with their plaques at The D-Day Story museum today. The wall commemorates those who took part in the key Second World War attacks

A World War 2 bomb found in a Plymouth garden was successfully detonated earlier this week, with footage of the explosion now circulating after residents returned to their homes

Natalie Jary told how the WW2 bomb was found by her dad at their home in Keyham, Plymouth - and says she is 'sorry' for the 'absolute nightmare' caused as thousands were evacuated

The World War 2 bomb discovered in the garden of a Plymouth property has been successfully detonated after over 10,000 residents were told to evacuate as the bomb was carried through the streets

The Flak Tower IV bunker, located in the St Pauli district of Hamburg, was built by more than 1,000 forced labourers in just 300 days and has now been transformed into a luxury hotel

The Ministry of Defence said the 500kg SC-500 WW2 bomb that was found in a back garden in Keyham, Plymouth, earlier this week has been successfully detonated at sea

An unexploded bomb found in Plymouth has been transported by a military convoy and taken to sea as residents told to stay away were told the evacuation order has ended

Plymouth residents say that despite the warnings they are not leaving their homes despite the discovery of a suspected Second World War explosive device

Horace Trevor-Cox lived at Roche Old Court near Salisbury in Wiltshire but the home was abandoned when he died in 2005 - yet one explorer claims it's not as empty as it first appears

Australian actress Margot Robbie is up for two BAFTAs tonight and offscreen, she owns a successful film company with British husband Tom Ackerley. We take a look at the star's romantic history

Labour secured a double by-election victory on Thursday after a 'catastrophic' handling of an anti-semitism row. Keir Mudie believes the party 'can hold things together and keep focus'

No amount of Tory spin can hide how ­disastrously their party performed in what were previously two safe Conservative seats - it's time we have a general election

World War II PoW Jack Jennings lived for almost half a century without speaking of the horrors he witnessed on the Thai-Burma 'death railway' where 12,000 people died

The world's number one streaming platform has something for everyone next month, whether it be Guy Ritchie's hotly-anticipated crime caper The Gentlemen, Millie Bobby Brown's Damsel in distress ... or a real stinker from a Hollywood A-lister if you're feeling brave

Russian President Vladimir Putin made some bizarre, even heinous claims during his interview with Tucker Carlson this week — from blaming Poland for WWII to claiming the CIA blew up the Nord Stream pipeline

Despite serving huge crowds - 400,000 in its opening year - the service has not been used in almost a century. Today, some features of the old funicular railway remain

Nick and Penny Croft, the son and daughter of Dad’s Army writer David Croft, have shared their memories of growing up knowing the stars of one of the U.K's most beloved shows

Over the indulgent two hour interview the Russian despot shared his thoughts on a range of topics from the possibility of nuclear armageddon, to his opinion of tech mogul Elon Musk

As Vladimir Putin discusses the deciding factor in Russia invading more of Europe, the Mirror spoke to a world affairs expert about what modern-day war could look like in Britain

Polling by More in Common found just a quarter of people under-45 would sign up to fight in the military if conscription was brought back amid calls for a 'Citizen Army'

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