Events are being held across the UK to mark Armed Forces Day amid increased security after Friday's terror attack in Tunisia, in which at least eight Britons died.
Prime Minister David Cameron said "today is about paying tribute to our armed forces and their families who do so much to keep us safe and we should proceed with those events."
Prime Minister David Cameron has attended a parade to mark Armed Forces Day in Guildford today.
Earlier, he warned that there would be "heightened security" as events take place across the UK after Friday's terror attack in Tunisia.
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