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Remembrance Sunday

Across the West Country, thousands of people have fallen silent to remember those killed in action.

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Poppy Appeal launch

The Royal British Legion's poppy appeal gets underway

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Remembrance Sunday in Pictures

Thousands have lined the streets of Bristol in tribute to servicemen and women killed in action. At 11am veterans, servicemen and women, cadets and members of the public stood side by side to mark the 2 minute silence.

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Wreaths being placed at the cenotaph in Bristol Credit: ITV West
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Troops pause to remember fallen servicemen Credit: ITV West
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Wreaths placed at Royal Wootton Bassett Credit: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

Wreaths of remembrance are placed on the war memorial on the High Street of Royal Wootton Bassett, where a service of remembrance and two minutes silence was observed. The Wiltshire town had become synonoymous with the repatriation of fallen service personnel.

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Crosses of remembrance are placed around the War Memorial in Royal Wootton Bassett Credit: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

People young and old place crosses of remembrance on the war memorial on the High Street of Royal Wootton Bassett.

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Serving military personnel chat with vetrans at Royal Wootton Bassett, Credit: Ben Birchall/PA Wire

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Poppy fundraisers out in Weston-super-Mare

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Poppy appeal gets underway in Weston-super-Mare Credit: ITV West

Volunteers from the Royal British Legion have been in Weston-super-Mare today for the launch of the annual Poppy appeal. The charity hopes to raise £42 million across the country this year.

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Poppy appeal fundraisers in Weston-super-Mare Credit: ITV West

Poppy Appeal record attempt

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Cadets arrive for Poppy Appeal Credit: ITV West

Young cadet's begin to arrive in Weston-super-Mare for a record breaking Poppy Appeal. Together with almost 400 other cadets, and school children, they'll attempt to form the world's biggest poppy later today. The annual appeal by the Royal British Legion aims to raise £42 million this year

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