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UK nations mark Armistice Day

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UK nations mark Armistice Day

UK nations mark Armistice Day

People in Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland remember the fallen and stand in silence for two minutes as they mark Armistice Day.

Report by Blairm.

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