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D-Day veteran dies aged 100 just days before Remembrance Sunday
GB News emphasizes the veteran's Scottish origin and status as "one of Scotland's last" D-Day veterans, while The Independent offers a general report.
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What happenedCharlie Horne was one of Scotland’s last surviving D-Day veterans.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "D-Day veteran dies aged 100 just days before Remembrance Sunday". The right frames it as "One of Scotland’s last D-Day veterans dies aged 100 just days before Remembrance Sunday".
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Left / center-leftD-Day veteran dies aged 100 just days before Remembrance Sunday
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Right / center-rightOne of Scotland’s last D-Day veterans dies aged 100 just days before Remembrance Sunday
One of Scotland’s last D-Day veterans dies aged 100 just days before Remembrance Sunday
Scotland’s last
One of Scotland’s last surviving D-Day veterans, who helped clear sea mines off Omaha Beach during the Normandy landings, has died aged 100. Charlie Horne has been remembered as "a remarkab...
