Heroes issue chilling warning to Britain - 'rushing to our next war'

Holocaust survivor Melvyn Kersh, 101, and RAF veteran Colin Bell, 105, are urging Britain to treat Remembrance Day this year as especially important, warning that history could repeat itself. Both say antisemitism and concerns about the readiness of the “hollowed out” Armed Forces have created a troubling atmosphere, alongside fears of renewed aggression in Europe and beyond. Kersh, who will turn 102 in December, took part in the 1944 D-Day invasion and later helped liberate Bergen-Belsen. He argues the lessons of appeasement were ignored in the 1930s and warns Britain is “rushing to our next war,” echoing his message about avoiding conflicts rather than winning them.