内容摘要："Survivor voices must be heard and be integral to change," he said on X.

"Survivor voices must be heard and be integral to change," he said on X.

Cromwell died on 3 September 1658, aged 59, due to complications relating to a form of malaria and a kidney disease."This is the first time our service has been held in St Ives, and we are delighted that it has been possible," said John Goldsmith, chairman of the Cromwell Association.

"We hope that the service will ensure that Cromwell continues to be remembered both locally and nationally."Cromwell developed his religious beliefs in St Ives in the 1630s.Most historians agreed his religious conviction drove him to take an active part in Parliament's conflict with the monarchy that ultimately led to the trial and execution of King Charles I in 1649.

Mr Goldsmith said Saturday's service would be a "simple act of Christian worship" open to those of all faiths and none.A cabinet minister has rejected a call from Labour's Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham for a new national inquiry into grooming gangs, while leaving the door open for a future investigation.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said she disagreed with Burnham's support for a fresh inquiry into historical child sexual abuse in areas including Oldham and Rochdale, in Greater Manchester.

The Conservatives and Reform UK have both backed calls from tech billionaire Elon Musk for a new national investigation."I never thought of not surviving," he said. "My motto is chance governs all."

Now in a care home, Norman still wears his war medals with pride.As veterans attend commemoration ceremonies across the UK, he still remembers the bravery of friends who never made it home.

"I still think about them," he said."It's hard to believe that a man can get up and walk forward under machine gun fire as if it didn't exist.