Survivors and world leaders mark Holocaust Memorial Day with services and events. King Charles and Queen Consort lit candles at Buckingham Palace, Dame Joanna Lumley gave out candles in Piccadilly Circus and Holocaust survivor Vera Schaufeld at her home. 📲
Survivors and world leaders are marking Holocaust Memorial Day with remembrance services and events.
The day also marks the 78th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp, in what was then Nazi-occupied Poland.
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