内容摘要："It's already a difficult industry as it is, to make good margins in and so to ask us all to go beyond, we need help and that's a big ask."

"It's already a difficult industry as it is, to make good margins in and so to ask us all to go beyond, we need help and that's a big ask."

even sent a letter of commendation to Hazel's mother," said Dr Hearn.Mrs Dixon Payne's name will now be added to the museum's roll of honour.

A World War Two innovation was the clubmobile service, which were travelling service clubs that visited airfields at least once a week.Dr Hearn said: "London Green Line buses were initially requisitioned, kitted out with doughnut-making and coffee machines, with lounges in the back, offering what they called a taste of home, and most importantly, offering airmen the chance to talk to American women."The crew of Clubmobile Massachusetts were among 43 black women working in Britain with the American Red Cross in early 1943.

They visited many of Suffolk's airfields, including RAF Debach, near Woodbridge, where the Aviation Engineering Battalions were building US airbases through until 1944.Clarice Brooks was the crew captain, alongside Pericles McDuffie and Camille Jones.

Miss Jones later became the director of a club in Basingstoke, Hampshire, but resigned from the organisation after she witnessed a black American soldier being attacked by three white Americans while escorting a British woman home.

"The victim, Lt Jeffers, was charged with assault - Camille said, 'I see us fighting fascists but not fascist principles, for in our midst we continue to harbour doctrines of racial supremacy which belie the cause for which we are fighting'," said Dr Hearn.A favourite with fans, the 90s rave elements of

feel a little dated to me, but his meticulously-choreographed performance is a treat.takes a similar sound, with a throwback Euro-bop called

that effortlessly evokes two-time Eurovision winner Loreen.Sissal said her biggest goal was for the audience to feel they couldn't sit down during the song. Mission accomplished.