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\"There probably wasn't a single family who didn't have a son, brother, husband, father, cousin or uncle serving - and in many cases these young men, most of them aged between 18 and 35, never came back.\" \"During World War II at least 47 men from Bradford died or were killed. I don't have a list of all those who served, but it must have been at least 200.\" \"People move on, the war-dead are largely forgotten. People don't talk about it anymore. The book will be a reminder of what they sacrificed.\"

Jonathan Falconer, a Year 12 Christ's College student, was one of four students to win the Prime Minister's essay writing competition to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Battle of Monte Cassino. As well as taking part in the week of commemoration, Falconer will lay silk poppies at the graves of three Christ's College old boys who died at Monte Cassino -- David Tripp, Ferdinand Batchelor and Thomas Higginson. JOHN KIRK-ANDERSON Winning writer: Jonathan Falconer, 16, in the chapel at Christ's College, who will place fabric poppies on the graves of former students killed at Monte Cassino, after winning a trip there with an essay.

[Jonathan Falconer] and three other winning authors head to Cassino on May 14 with the official government party to attend the 60th anniversary commemorations of the World War 2 battle fought in and around the Italian town of Cassino. \"It was interesting finding out what the men who went there went through. The sacrifice they put up for New Zealand and the world.\" Jonathan's essay argues the moot is partly true, in terms of loss of life, tactics, errors and misuse of forces. However, he also argues it was where the New Zealand soldiers triumphed despite hardship and adversity fighting with bravery, courage and camaraderie.

The Dam Busters: Breaking the Great Dams of Western Germany, also by [Jonathan Falconer] and [Sutton]. pounds 14.99 (softback) It starred our own Richard Todd, and it is he who provides the foreword to Jonathan Falconer&s stunning book Filming the Dam Busters. Falconer&s copy is sparse but tightly-written and informative ! he clearly had the format of the book in his mind from the outset and provides the perfect accompaniment to the photos.

It took colleague and photographer Drew Gardner three years tocapturea perfect still photograph of peregrine falcon Finlay and [Falconer Jonathan Marshall] soaring through the air together. There is even a perch on Jonathan's glider where Finlay can rest if he gets tired or wants to admire the scenery.

Christie reviews RAF Bomber Command: In Fact, Film and Fiction by Jonathan Falconer.

\"The Bomber Command Handbook 1939-1945\" by Jonathan Falconer is reviewed.

\"The Dam Busters: Breaking the Great Dams of Western Germany 16-17 May 1943\" by Jonathan Falconer is reviewed.

Ontario's chief coroner announced an inquest today into the deaths of seven aboriginal students. Central to the inquiry will be challenges faced by hundreds of kids from remote communities forced to leave their homes for a high school education.