Armistice Day -the day World War

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One ended in 1918 - is being marked around

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the world to remember those who died in

conflict. In the UK, a two-minute silence was

observed, with a special service held 100 years

on from the burial of the Unknown Warrior,

whose grave has become a memorial to those

who lost their lives. In Australia, poppies were

projected onto the sails of the Sydney Opera

House, while in Canada thousands of flags

were planted at the grounds of a veterans'

centre to remember their sacrifice. A popPpy

mosaic comprising hundreds of thank you

notes to military heroes has been organised

by the BBC to mark the day. Tap the link in

our bio to read more about how servicemen

and women are being remembered.