Queen leads nation to honour fallen
The Queen led the nation in honouring the fallen at the Cenotaph in London today as Remembrance services took place across the country.
Prince Harry leads tributes on behalf of Queen in Kandahar
Prince Harry led tributes on behalf of the Queen at a remembrance service in Afghanistan today, the Ministry of Defence said.
The Prince flew into Kandahar where he joined remaining British troops for a service at the base, which included a silent vigil to the more than 450 British servicemen to have been killed fighting the Taliban.
He laid a personal wreath and gave a reading before lining up with fellow servicemen and women for The Last Post and Reveille played by musicians from the Royal Artillery Band.
During his brief visit, the prince also met with British servicemen and women from 31 squadron of Norfolk-based RAF Marham.
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Boy holds minute's silence before toy football match
A minute's silence was held before all the football games over the weekend - including little Charlie's.
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Prince Harry joins Remembrance service in Afghanistan
Prince Harry joined troops for a Remembrance service in Afghanistan, standing alongside Service personnel in Afghanistan.
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Your pictures from Remembrance events across the UK
Events and parades have taken place across the county to mark Remembrance Sunday. You sent us your pictures from events you attended.