The British women who sang for survival in a Japanese prisoner of war camp

EXCLUSIVE: The little-known story of women captives of the Japanese has been taken up by Tattooist of Auschwitz writer Heather Morris. Her thrilling new novel reveals how a real-life choir deep in the Sumatran jungle helped keep spirits high amid the brutality and squalor.

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