Dame Vera Lynn, whose song We’ll Meet Again became an anthem of hope and resilience during the second world war, has died aged 103. Lynn’s wartime popularity was boosted by the signature song, whose wistful melody and determinedly optimistic lyrics – 'I know we’ll meet again some sunny day' – proved powerfully uplifting for departing soldiers. | The Guardian

They think I’m stronger 🤍 but strength is just learning how to survive love without your voice each day alone now 🌫️ | Until We Meet Again

A Vera Lynn tribute was one of the highlights of The War Time Variety Show at @erewashmuseum. The museum is open Thursday to Saturday this week. #erewashmuseum #veralynn #wartime #events #erewash #ilkeston #museums | Erewash Borough Council

Dame Vera Lynn’s songs gave hope to the Nation during the darkest days of World War II and lifted the spirits of all those who served. 75 years later, the RAF Spitfires Choir pay tribute to Dame Vera and all those who defeated tyranny with a rendition of her most famous song. #VEDay75 #ThisIsYourVictory #RBLVeraLynn | Royal Air Force

BREAKING: Singer Dame Vera Lynn has died at the age of 103. More on this story: https://trib.al/rkZoW8i | Sky News