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The One Show viewers were in tears during a moving VE -day homage, which was broadcast on Thursday (May 8th).

During the latest edition of the HIT BBC program, hosts Alex Jones and Lauren Laverern discussed the latest headlines from all over the UK.

As part of today's victory in Europe, the couple was presented the only big thank you.

Every week the show praises someone who went the extra mile to help others in their community.

“We have a very special thank you, because tonight, on the 80th anniversary of Ve Day, we honor the 100-year-old Dorothea from Hertfordshire,” Lauren began, reports the express.

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In 1943 Dorothea Barron joined the Royal Naval Service of women, where she worked as a signal with semaphore and morse code. She joined as soon as she turned 18.

“In order to join the wars, they had to be five feet three, but my mother has never been five feet three. What she did when she inserted an interview, cardboard clippings became her shoes to make her a bit bigger,” explained Dorothea's daughter Kati.

Dorothea met her husband Andrew after serving both during the war. Andrew was a navigator and married in 1948. Andrew in 2021 died sadly after more than 70 years.

Now Dorothea is still fighting to keep the memory of her fellow veterans alive.

In order to thank her for all her hard work, the winner of the traitors, Leanne Quigley, surprised Dorothea with her own military fleypast as a RAF Coningsby.

Dorothea was torn to tears by the surprise and said: “I am absolutely overwhelmed … it was an honor to be here.”

After hearing their story, the viewers of the show also felt emotional, and many went to X (formerly Twitter) to share their reactions.

“Someone gives me a handkerchief. Dorothea is a wonderful woman, God bless you darling,” wrote one person while another has been added: “Amazing lady.”

“It was damn beautiful,” said one third with another: “Oh, that made me cry.”

A fifth viewer repeated the feeling and said: “God, I am in tears – Dorothea is incredible” with another letter: “In absolute parts here.”

The one show is broadcast on BBC One on weekdays at 7 p.m.