Remembrance

In pictures: Military personnel out in force at capital's rail and transport hubs for London Poppy Day

Anonymous military personnel with medals and badge — Veterans and serving military personnel from all three services have helped fundraising efforts that are part of the London Poppy Day (Picture: MOD).

Military personnel standing outside Oxford Circus tube station to fundraise for London Poppy Appeal — Military personnel took to London tube stations and main train stations to raise funds (Picture: MOD).

Armed Forces personnel selling poppies as part of London Poppy Appeal — The servicemen and women met commuters and collected donations as part of fundraising efforts (Picture: MOD).

Military band performing in London train station as part of London Poppy Day — Nine military bands were also on hand to perform at train stations across the capital (Picture: MOD).

A member of the Armed Forces helps pin a poppy onto a member of the public while fundraising for London Poppy Appeal — As well as selling the poppies, personnel also helped members of the public pin them onto their clothing (Picture: MOD).

RBL supporter Ross Kemp joined personnel from The Life Guards of The Household Cavalry Regiment and the Scots and Irish Guards to open London Poppy Day appeal — Royal British Legion ambassador Ross Kemp opened the fundraiser with personnel from the The Life Guards of the Household Cavalry Regiment and the Scots and Irish Guards (Picture: MOD).

Anonymous military personnel with medals and badge

Military personnel standing outside Oxford Circus tube station to fundraise for London Poppy Appeal

Armed Forces personnel selling poppies as part of London Poppy Appeal

Military band performing in London train station as part of London Poppy Day

A member of the Armed Forces helps pin a poppy onto a member of the public while fundraising for London Poppy Appeal

RBL supporter Ross Kemp joined personnel from The Life Guards of The Household Cavalry Regiment and the Scots and Irish Guards to open London Poppy Day appeal

Thousands of military personnel have taken to the streets of London to help raise £1m in a day for the Royal British Legion's (RBL's) Poppy Appeal.

Personnel from the Royal Navy, British Army, Royal Air Force and Armed Forces veterans all took part in the effort.

The servicemen and women met commuters and collected donations at the tube and main railway and underground stations across the capital for the annual London Poppy Day.

Armed Forces take part in RBL's London Poppy Day that aims to raise £1m
Shadow Defence Secretary joins Poppy Appeal in London
PM puts money into Poppy Appeal tin before giving poppies to his wife – and his pet dog

Nine military bands also performed in stations across London to encourage donations, and defence MPs joined the personnel in raising cash toward the target.

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