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Remembrance Day

A day held around 11 November each year to honour those who died in war, marked by wearing a poppy.

Key facts

Held around 11 November each year to honour those who died in war.
The poppy is worn as a symbol of remembrance, inspired by poppies growing on First World War battlefields.

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