The organizers of Donald Trump’s military parade used the song “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother,” without permission, per cease-and-desist letter.

Darlington today honoured its Armed Forces with a day dedicated to serving Armed Forces, their families, veterans and cadets.

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A “vibrant and thoughtful” design by Marley Smith, a Primary Six pupil, at Broomhill School, has been selected as the artwork to be printed on 2,000 hand-held flags for Aberdeen’s Armed Forces Day ...