A monument listing the names of 22,540 soldiers killed during the D-Day invasion is to become as historically important as the Taj Mahal and Egyptian Pyramids.Some 50 miles of French coastline including beaches used by the Allies to mount the amphibious invasion in 1944 are set to be given World Heritage Site status.The protected area includes The British Normandy Memorial in Ver-sur-Mer which was opened by the then Prince Charles on June 6, 2021.The sacred site overlooking Gold Beach was selected by British Second World War veterans as a place to remember those who fell during the bloody fight to...