Your best pictures of the Tower of London poppies

Millions of people have visited the installation Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, which was created by ceramic artist Paul Cummins.

Ahead of Remembrance Sunday, here are some of the best pictures you have taken and sent us.

Carol Collins sent this picture of her army cadet daughter who helped plant the poppies. "So proud," she said.

Hannah Lerego sent picture of her daughters Olivia and Niamh selling poppies as Junior Sea Cadets in Ross-on-Wye ahead of their parade tomorrow.

Hannah Lerego sent picture of her daughters Olivia and Niamh Credit: Hannah Lerego
Credit: Loraine Holmes

By Armistice Day on November 11 there will be 888,246 ceramic poppies planted, one for each British and colonial death during World War One which began 100 years ago.

Credit: Lisa Collins

Each poppy has been sold to the public, with a share of the proceeds going to six charities. They are due to be kept on display until Armistice Day.

The Tower of London poppies will go on tour across the UK until 2018. Credit: Vicky Hall

Penalty fines paid by banks over the Libor rate rigging scandal will be used to fund a tour of parts of the Tower of London poppies across the UK until 2018.