80 years ago today, the Allied forces accepted Germany's surrender, marking the end of the Second World War in Europe after almost six years of conflict. Along with the service of remembrance and thanksgiving here at Westminster Abbey, today's events include a concert at Horse Guards Parade that will... feature music, tributes, and storytelling, including a nostalgic revival of Dad’s Army, featuring actors Nigel Havers and Larry Lamb. Susanna Reid is live from Westminster Abbey this morning.show more

St. Susanna,where’s your apology for all the lies you told yesterday?

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She’s so False

Just imagine if we had this government 80 years ago it would be a totally different celebration and story

Is she moonlighting as an air hostess? The amount of saddos getting all excited will be funny.

Suzanna relishes these types of celebrations. The way she behaves, you’d think she took part herself. 🙄

And what a waste of good men and women, if they could see what governments have done to this once great country Britain

The lady with red hair is spot on about this topic - the majority of working class people wouldn't fight for this country as it's done nothing but screw them over for the last 20/30+ years. Hosts and other guest is completely out of touch.

Yeah, our government found a new way to hurt us generations after generations VD week, yet we are losing everything, and no one is getting it...@PatrioticMills can you help us please

Our women and kids would of been safer during the war.

I wonder why the occupation of the Channel Islands never gets a mention , the islanders endured 5 years under Nazi rule. The only part of the uk to be occupied and never gets a mention …