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Six unknown victims of the Holocaust have been buried in north London in the first service of its kind in the UK.
The remains of the five adults and a child were stored in the archives of the Imperial War Museum (IWM) since the late 1990s before recently being handed back to the Jewish community as part of a collaboration between the museum and the chief rabbi.
The six people, who died at Poland's Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp, were given a full Jewish funeral and laid to rest in Bushey Cemetery.
Helen-Ann Smith reports.
