GLASGOW has honoured those who died at war as Nicola Sturgeon and COP26 president Alec Sharma observed a two-minute silence.

Across the city, people stopped in their tracks to observe Armistice Day at 11am today.

Nicola Sturgeon and Alec Sharma paid tribute with a two-minute silence at the UK Pavilion at the Scottish Event Campus, where the climate talks are being held.

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The first minister and the COP26 president both wore commemorative poppies as they fell silent to honor the dead.

Meanwhile, at George Square, veterans and members of the public paid their respects.

 

 

Central Station also observed a two-minute silence to honour the fallen soldiers.

 

Emergency Forces, including the SFRS and the police force, also marked Armistice Day.

This memorial day has been observed annually since November 11, 1918, when Germany and the Allies agreed to stop fighting on land, sea and air and therefore ending World War I.

Colin Mearns pictures (below)

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