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Remembrance The story of the poppy: How a single flower came to define British remembrance
Remembering those who gave their lives for us in conflict is as important now as it has ever been
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Remembrance Remembrance Day: Why we wear poppies and other ways to show remembrance
There a now a number of ways to wear your poppy
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Remembrance Why poems are still recited at Remembrance as Britain honours sacrifice and service
Here are some of the most poignant poems often recited to reflect on Remembrance Day
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Remembrance Symbols of Remembrance: Different colour poppies and what each one means
Would you wear a poppy that is not red?
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History How the Cenotaph in central London's Whitehall became a focus for remembrance
A hundred years after it was permanently erected, the monument remains the focal point for country's annual remembrance commemorations.
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Remembrance Marking grandad's service: Navy officer to lead naval contingent on Remembrance Sunday
Lieutenant Commander Anna Sanocki explains why she'll be thinking of her grandfather as she marches at the annual event
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Feature The Last Post explained and the vital role it plays during Remembrance
Have you ever stopped to think about the importance of The Last Post in Remembrance?
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Remembrance Chief of Defence Staff joins Poppy Appeal in run-up to Remembrance Sunday
Air Chief Marshal Sir Rich Knighton said it is a day 'to reflect on what the servicemen and women of the Armed Forces do to keep us all safe ...
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Remembrance We celebrate your service: PM calls veterans a national asset ahead of Armistice Day
Sir Keir Starmer's remarks were delivered to an audience of veterans, serving personnel and cadets who were invited to 10 Downing Street
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Royals Queen Camilla lays final poppy on cascade commemorating 80 years since end of WW2
A team of volunteers knitted and crocheted 10,000 poppies, which draped the church tower at St Bartholomew's Church
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Northern Ireland MP blasts 'absurd' EU compliance rules for poppy sellers in Northern Ireland
Ulster Unionist MP Robin Swann has criticised rules that mean poppy sellers in Northern Ireland must display EU compliance paperwork
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WWI Scottish soldiers from World War One laid to rest, 110 years after their sacrifice
Lieutenant James Grant Allan and Lance Corporal Gordon McPherson were both killed during the Battle of Loos
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VE Day 80 Cenotaph draped in Union Flags to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day
VE Day 80 commemorations took place across the Bank Holiday weekend and the Cenotaph is the nation's focal point for remembrance
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Remembrance Not just overseas: The 160,000 war graves hidden in plain sight across the UK
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission cares for more than one million graves worldwide.
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VE Day Ross Kemp and Kelly Holmes climb aboard for VE Day 80 party on HMS Duncan
The party on board the Royal Navy destroyer marks one month until the official celebrations for the 80th anniversary of VE Day.