内容摘要："Can I have your attention. The war is over." Those were the words Jean Stockdale recalled hearing during a lesson at school 80 years ago.

"Can I have your attention. The war is over." Those were the words Jean Stockdale recalled hearing during a lesson at school 80 years ago.

"It was very exciting," the mother of three said."We started at the top but marching down a hill is not as easy as on the level, it was very difficult to keep in step."

As a budding journalist, Mrs Rae decided to write an article about the parade under the pseudonym "A leading Wren" for the Glasgow Herald."I was quite pleased but two days later an officer came round and asked 'who wrote that article?'," she recalled."I had to report immediately to the Admiralty offices. My crime? Communicating with the press, contrary to King's regulations and Admiralty instructions.

"So I was absolutely petrified of course."Mrs Rae said she was sure she would end up in prison for breaking the rules but luckily, she only ended up getting her pay docked for three days.

Six days after VE Day, on 14 May, Francesco Fiorentini, eight, stood at the banks of Lough Foyle on the north coast of Ireland and watched as the first German U-boats began to surrender to Allied forces.

"All the ships, especially German U-boats, they surfaced and then of course they gave up and were all taken in," the 88-year-old, who now lives in York, recalled.Despite learning that his house was demolished, Jumaa remains insistent that he will return home.

"I won't leave the camp. If they won't let me rebuild my house, I will set up a tent in its place," he said."Isn't it enough that my family were displaced in 1948, now we must face displacement again?"

A Palestinian man jailed by Israel for an attack when he was 13 has been released after nearly a decade in prison.Ahmed Manasra, who is now 23, became