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Britain falls silent to remember those who gave their today for our tomorrow

This Armistice Day, we reflect on our duty to honour the memory of Britain’s fallen heroes.

By Reform Daily Team
Britain falls silent to remember those who gave their today for our tomorrow
At 11am today, millions across Britain will pause for two minutes to remember those who gave their lives in defence of our country.

For many, it is a moment of reflection. For others, it is a deeply personal moment to remember their loved ones who never returned home. 

Reform UK Leader Nigel Farage reflected on the extraordinary courage of those who served, and the grief of the families they left behind.

“It’s difficult to imagine the depth of pain that so many families felt, and feel, after losing sons, brothers and fathers”, he said. 
To mark this season of Remembrance, Farage also launched a new First World War documentary, We Will Remember Them, last Sunday. 

The 40-minute film follows his recent visit to battlefields in Belgium and northern France.

Watch his Remembrance documentary here: 
As the generations who fought in both world wars pass beyond living memory, the importance of remembrance only grows stronger.

“To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.”

Farage has also stressed that remembrance must mean more than just looking back. 

“We owe them a debt not just of gratitude and remembrance, but of service. We must ensure that the country they fought for continues, and that it remains a country that they could take pride in.”
The sacrifices made by countless brave men and women should never be forgotten. 

We will remember them. 
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