Survivors gathered to remember the victims of genocide.

Survivors light candles in London to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

The Reverend Canon Michael Smith, Acting Dean of York, helps light six hundred candles in the shape of the Star of David, in memory of more than 6 million Jewish people murdered by the Nazis in the Second World War, in the Chapter House at York Minster in York, part of York Minster's commemoration for International Holocaust Day. Picture date: Wednesday January 26, 2022. Danny Lawson/PA

Landmarks lit up purple and candles were lit in homes to remember more than six million Jewish people murdered by the Nazis in the Second World War.

Holocaust Memorial Day: World remembers Jewish people murdered by Nazis

On Holocaust Memorial day we've been speaking to 91 year old Harry Kessler about the thank you note he believes saved his life.

Holocaust survivor and the letter that helped him escape the Nazi's

Charles commissioned the paintings of the elderly men and women, now in their 90s, to stand as a lasting reminder of the horrors of the Nazi regime.

Seven holocaust survivors feature in paintings commissioned by Prince Charles

A tree was planted for the 80th anniversary of the Association of Jewish Refugees, which helped thousands flee the Nazi regime.

Plymouth comes together to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

Holocaust Memorial Day offers the chance to remember the victims and survivors and reflect on the atrocities that millions of Jews suffered in Nazi Germany.

Wales remembers the victims and survivors on Holocaust Memorial Day

Aaron Compton, Sarah Gharib and Dave Pinnuck were inspired to make the film after visiting the former concentration camp.

The film-makers exploring why people work at Auschwitz

Today is the 77th Holocaust Memorial Day which marks the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. 

Wreaths laid in Jersey and Alderney to mark Holocaust Memorial Day

Members of the Jewish community approached the Dean last year suggesting to align the two days.

Guernsey to hold Holocaust commemorations in April

Renee Bornstein was just 10 years old when she fled with just her siblings 300 miles across Nazi-occupied France.