In the most poignant D-Day tributes ever staged, there's a sense of a final farewell: ROBERT HARDMAN joins 100 'lucky ones' and Princess Anne in Normandy to hear tales of lost loves and heroism that reshaped the War

Surrounded by illuminated graves of 4,140 men who gave their lives for our liberation, the Princess Royal recited the words: 'He is not dead whose memory lives in hearts that know and loved him'.

Jun 6, 2024 - 02:10
In the most poignant D-Day tributes ever staged, there's a sense of a final farewell: ROBERT HARDMAN joins 100 'lucky ones' and Princess Anne in Normandy to hear tales of lost loves and heroism that reshaped the War
Surrounded by illuminated graves of 4,140 men who gave their lives for our liberation, the Princess Royal recited the words: 'He is not dead whose memory lives in hearts that know and loved him'.

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