Every year on 11 November they stop for a short moment of reflection. Poppies grew on the barren fields of World War One and are used to remember soldiers who died in battle. Paper poppies are ...

which marked the centenary of the start of World War One. It was made up of 888,246 ceramic poppies, each representing a military life lost during the war. From May, a display of nearly 30,000 ...

It is a deeply personnal decision and one that deserves our respect. Poppies red ... paid the greatest price in the futility of war. Sadly young soldiers are dying still and on battlefields all over ...

The poppies are assembled on a wooden block designed to be used one-handed by amputees ... poppies growing on the graves of fallen first world war comrades in Belgium and northeastern France.

from which the poppies will form a crater, with ripples flowing outwards. The Tower of London itself sustained bomb damage during the Second World War, and one of its Beefeaters, Samuel Reeves ...