The Isle of Man will hold a two-minute silence this morning in honour of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
Motorists are being urged to pull over and turn off their engines when the silence begins at exactly 11am.
Later today, Remembrance Sunday services will be held around the Island with Onchan’s parade leaving Elm Tree Road for St Peters Church at 9.45am.
Castletown’s parade beings outside the town hall on Farrants Way at 9.40am – it’ll arrive for a service at Arbory Methodist Church at 10am.
Meanwhile in Douglas, Market Hill will see a parade setting off at 9.20am for a 10am service at St Thomas Church.
The Isle of Man’s national remembrance service takes place at the Royal Chapel in St Johns from 3pm.
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