Prime Minister and Duchess of Edinburgh lead Armistice Day commemorations
At 11am on 11 November, the two-minute silence marks the time and day when the armistice came into effect, ending the First World War.
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Ukraine Veterans Minister: Ukrainians decide the future of their country, not Trump administration
Donald Trump's re-election as US president has raised uncertainty on whether he may reduce or even pull the plug on US military aid.
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Rugby Union Ruthless British Army rugby team beat USA Military in international Remembrance clash
Mikey McDonald and Jack Johnson impressed for the reigning Inter Services champions.
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Remembrance Britain's military veterans: Why Remembrance Sunday matters so much
Veterans and service personnel give their thoughts on what makes this year's Remembrance Sunday so significant.
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Remembrance Remembrance Sunday: How Britain honoured those who gave their lives for freedom
Across the UK, thousands turned out at memorial services to honour all members of the Armed Forces who served.
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Remembrance Ex-CGS Sanders proud to march with new Afghan veterans group at Remembrance
The Afghanistan Veterans Community marched as a contingent at the Cenotaph, with General Sir Patrick Sanders among them.
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Remembrance Royals and service chiefs mark sacrifice at moving Festival of Remembrance
The Princess of Wales made a rare appearance after her cancer treatment to take part in the annual Royal British Legion event.
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Remembrance Poignant silence led by thousands of veterans around UK mark those lost in war
The King laid the wreath and led the nation in a two-minute silence of Remembrance to honour all those who fell in service to their country.
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Remembrance UK led in Remembrance by King Charles as thousands march to Cenotaph
Ten thousand people in 326 different armed forces and civilian organisations in London to mark Remembrance Sunday.
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Forces Charities Warm welcome for record-setting amputee veteran following world's toughest trek
Former British Army captain Rich Potter battled through the hardest thing he's ever done to complete Bhutan's Full Snowman Trek.
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Remembrance 'Disappointed' Queen to miss Remembrance events due to chest infection
The Royal Family will attend the annual Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance and the Remembrance Service.
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Nuclear First veteran eligible under new criteria presented with the Nuclear Test Medal
RAF veteran Pete Peters was presented with the medal by Minister for Veterans and People Al Carns.
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USA Sitrep: Ukraine and Nato support, deterring China and peace in the Middle East
A number of experts discussed what Trump 2.0 will mean for the world on this week's Sitrep.
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Ukraine UK momentum towards Ukraine is dropping back, says former defence secretary
Former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace says the UK's leadership toward helping Ukraine is beginning to lose momentum.
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Rugby Union Watch again: International rugby union as British Army take on USA Military
A big test for the reigning Inter Services champions saw them take on the USA Military team at Esher RFC.
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USA Sitrep: Ex-general worried Trump will sack senior officers who go against him
Lt Gen Ben Hodges told the BFBS Sitrep podcast he was anxious about Mr Trump checking the loyalty of any incoming military leaders.