A D-Day veteran who tried to enlist while under age and then spent 75 years with shrapnel lodged in his head has died at the age of 98.

As we prepare to stand in silence at 11am, this moving selection of letters from the Front remind us why we should never forget.

Eighteen names left off a village war memorial in error have now been added in a dignified community ceremony.

A parkland grove created in honour of 10 VC heroes hosted an Armistice Day service today.

A WAAF servicewoman who nursed injured airmen during the war is celebrating a big birthday today.

A former soldier who lost a leg in Afghanistan reveals how his injury ended his career and finding a new passion using skills he learnt in the army.

A piece of naval history will go on display to the public in a warship's namesake Kent town after being handed over by the Royal Navy.

A council leader has been pressed to step up efforts to house and support Afghan refugees fleeing their homeland following the Taliban takeover.

The newly-recommissioned Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Severn photographed next to the wreck of the SS Richard Montgomery.

Forties fashions, music and military vehicles will be part of a two-day celebration of wartime, raising funds for a memorial to D-Day soldiers.

A picturesque hotel popular for weddings has stepped in to house dozens of families fleeing Afghanistan amid the Taliban takeover.

The Red Arrows will be putting on a show in the skies over Kent this weekend. Here's when to look out for the world famous display team.

South East Coast Ambulance Trust has asked the army to help as pressure mounts on its 999 service.

A series of explosions has startled residents in Kent this afternoon and even woke some people up.

A former civil servant has recalled how he found secret defence documents by the side of a road in Kent.

As the county salutes serving and veteran troops for Armed Forces Day, one says companies should not turn their back on the ex-personnel.

A boy soldier who signed up aged 15 to serve in the First World War has been remembered again after his once lost grave was rededicated.

Kent MPs may be the final hope in a campaign to recognise the sacrifices of servicemen exposed to nuclear explosions.

People can find out about the war heroes who lived on their street thanks to a new database.

Their motto 'Better to die than live a coward' haunts their enemies - but why are Gurkha soldiers so tough?