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Aircrew from across Europe, from the USA, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa and all parts of what was then the British Empire joined the RAF in its 1940 battle for freedom. Across India ordinary people helped fund aircraft to join the fight. Polish aircrew made up the second largest nationality among the ‘The Few’.
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The hottest story in cricket just now, if you are an England cricket fan like me, is the apparently near simultaneous resignations of the England captain and the England coach, but I think the bigger story in the long-run is the third test between Australia and South Africa, which Australia won this morning (my time). Had South Africa won, they would have won the series 3-0. As it was, they won th...
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