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Remembrance Sunday in pictures

a view from up high of the parade in london with hundreds of soldiers in uniform and onlookers dressed in black around the cenotaphPA

At the Cenotaph in London, members of the armed forces and veterans march together in a parade

Remembrance Sunday is a day when people around the UK spend time remembering those who have died in wars across the world.

The day has been marked since the end of World War One, on November 11, 1918 - now known as Armistice Day.

Two minutes of silence are observed across the country at 11am on the second Sunday of November every year.

In London members of the armed services, veterans, the royal family and senior politicians attend a ceremonial event.

A parade is held at the Cenotaph - a monument to people who have given their lives in conflict since World War One.

a group of chelsea pensioners wearing their famous red coats and black hatsReuters

Chelsea Pensioners - retired members of the British Army who live at the Royal Hospital Chelsea - arrive for the ceremony in London

king charles looks upwards with a white gloved hand raised to his head in salute - he is wearing military uniform including a hat and formal coat and poppyPA

King Charles III salutes the Cenotaph monument in London

andy burnham and kemi badenoch look sombre wearing black formal clothing and red poppies while holding large poppy wreaths PA

Prime Minister Andy Burnham and leader of the opposition Kemi Badenoch hold wreaths to lay at the Cenotaph

an elderly man salutes while holding an official wreath sitting at the stone of remembrancePA

100-year-old George McLeod, who served with Kings Own Scottish Borders, holds a wreath at the Stone of Remembrance outside the City Chambers in Edinburgh

a series of wooden crosses with hand written messages and bright red poppies in the centre stand in a bed of mossPA

Wooden crosses with messages thanking fallen servicemen and women have been laid at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire

a serviceman in ceremonial uniform with a red sash and black cap stands with his head bowed as a plane flies in the background dropping bright red poppiesReuters

In Malta, an aircraft drops poppies as a serviceman stands guard at a Cenotaph memorial

a group of servicemen and a servicewoman march across the villa park stadium on the pitch holding large poppy wreaths and wearing their uniforms and medals - the stadium is empty but lights are on and players can be seen standing in the background preparing for upcoming matchPA

Tributes to Remembrance Sunday ahead of the Barclays Women's Super League match at Villa Park, Birmingham