The call, organised by staff at the Canal Vue care home where Mr Rose lives, was part of a day of celebrations involving the former soldier’s family, friends and civic dignitaries.
Mr Rose was born in Westcott in Surrey on 24 December 1914 and served in World War Two with the Queen’s Royal Regiment.
After joining the army, he trained as a sniper and served in North Africa and Europe, and said he put his longevity down to salty water he had to drink during his time in the desert.
Among the guests at his birthday celebration was Mayor of Erewash, Kate Fennelly, who described the veteran as “a national treasure”.
"We sincerely apologise to our customers for the inconvenience this morning," the airline said."It's all hands on deck as our team is working diligently to get
The Food Standards Agency rating scheme ranges from 0 (urgent improvement necessary) to 5 (very good).Manchester United's new score has seen it re-rated from go
Nantwich Town will host a special friendly game against an Australian team who are set to arrive for a UK tour in January. Football Canberra will embark
Svetlana said: "Christmas is Christmas but it's difficult. It's [mixed] feelings."First of all you want to celebrate, [but] you feel absolutely sorry for the on