It is the time of year when the nation falls silent to remember those lost in battle and two of the biggest ceremonies will take place in Glasgow and Edinburgh. Here we take a look back at past Armistices Days.
Armistice Day (November 11) has grown over the years from a ceremony to mark the end of World War I to an event which remembers all those who have lost their lives in battle.
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