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Nation falls silent to mark Armistice Day
Services across the UK included wreath-laying by ministers, royals and lawmakers, with 10,000 veterans joining a march-past at the Cenotaph.
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Armistice Day: Nation falls silent to remember Britain's heroes who lost their lives to protect our freedoms
The nation has fallen silent to mark 108 years since the gunshots stopped and the World War I came to an end.November 11 marks not only a commemoration of those who gave their lives for Britain in World War I, but also the hundreds of thousands in the World War II, along with those who have served and dedicated their lives to their country since.At the Cenotaph, thousands of commemorative poppies lined the streets. Speaking to The People's Chann…
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