One of the last surviving Dunkirk fighters who spent five years as POW celebrates his 104th birthday

Major John Errington was a Signals Officer in the 1st Battalion The Royal Scots'. He fought at the battle of Le Paradis in May 1940, before being captured by the Germans and living as a POW until 1945.

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