Remembrance Sunday in 2022

Nana Akua: Remembrance Sunday makes me immensely proud to be part of this great nation and hugely proud to be British. Which is why I find it somewhat disgusting when those who come to this country - many exploiting the UK's generous nature - denigrate it. https://t.co/4zzy2kht7H

— GB News (@GBNEWS) November 13, 2022

We can and should reflect deeply on important things before we were born. For one of the ‘sensibles’ it’s surely not sensible to go after a woman remembering dead soldiers on Remembrance Sunday. https://t.co/pFLFiEMEMj

— Chris Rose (@ArchRose90) November 13, 2022

1) Remembrance Sunday goes beyond WW1. I’m a similar age to the Princess of Wales and both my grandfathers fought in WW2. Plus it includes other wars. 2) You can also ‘remember’ WW1 soldiers in a non-literal sense. 3) WTF is wrong with this idiot? https://t.co/Ja4MDp8Wik

— Nick Dixon (@nickdixoncomic) November 14, 2022

The Elizabeth Tower has been illuminated with poppies to mark Remembrance Sunday. Images of falling poppies have been projected onto the Elizabeth Tower to mark the first Remembrance Sunday since the death of Her Majesty the Queen. #ParliamentRemembers #BigBenPoppies https://t.co/AajzlGBCLR

— Sir Lindsay Hoyle (@CommonsSpeaker) November 13, 2022

I was pleased to attend the Cenotaph yesterday for Remembrance Sunday; the first time the UK’s Veterans Minister has done so. This Prime Minister is determined to finally get this agenda right, and I’m determined that I will deliver that vision for him, and more importantly, you. https://t.co/KHxLfJMa82

— Rt Hon Johnny Mercer (@JohnnyMercerUK) November 14, 2022

The King leads the Royal Family out on parade at the Cenotaph for Remembrance Sunday. The Queen Consort, Princess of Wales and other family members watch from a Foreign Office balcony. https://t.co/qvJPccZph3

— Richard Palmer (@RoyalReporter) November 13, 2022

Very proud that my son Rafe paraded with his friends at a country church on Remembrance Sunday today in memory of all his family members who died or were badly injured in two world wars. https://t.co/JjN93FAroa

— John Simpson (@JohnSimpsonNews) November 13, 2022