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Britain and the Royals must do more for Australians in their hour of need

8 January 2020

6:00 PM

8 January 2020

6:00 PM

In the Netflix series The Crown an entire episode is dedicated to the disaster at Aberfan. More than 100 people – mainly schoolchildren – lost their lives in October 1966 when a junior school and surrounding buildings were buried under a landslide from a colliery spoil tip. Grief spread far beyond the valleys of South Wales to grip the entire British nation.

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