新加坡六合彩开奖直播

Students and staff from the 新加坡六合彩开奖直播 Group gathered to pay tribute to those who sacrificed their lives in conflicts around the world at a moving ceremony for Armistice Day today.

The service on the campus in front of Senate House was led by University chaplain Rev Gill Smart.

She told those who had gathered to pay their respects: 鈥淲e are remembering and commemorating military and civilian service, not only in the First and Second World Wars, but in the conflicts between then and now where our services were involved.鈥�

Three poppy wreaths were laid at the foot of the flagpole in front of Senate House 鈥� one on behalf of the University by its Provost, Professor Zubair Hanslot, and two others by students from Bolton College.

Before a two minute silence and 鈥楾he Last Post鈥�, Rev Smart recited a poem, 鈥楾here will be peace鈥�, by David Roberts.

She added: 鈥淪ervice, the act of defending and protecting the nation鈥檚 democratic freedoms and way of life, is rarely without cost for those who serve.

鈥淧hysical, mental or emotional injury or trauma, the absence of time with family, or the pressures and dangers that come with serving, highlight why the remembrance of service is so important.

鈥淲e should remember all those who serve 鈥� the services, civilians and their families.鈥�