Britain's Queen Elizabeth II attends the Field of Remembrance Service at Westminster Abbey. * The Queen opened the ceremony - the annual open air service in St Margaret's churchyard, held in memory of Britain's war heroes - by laying down a small wooden cross bearing a scarlet poppy in the field.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II attends the Field of Remembrance Service at Westminster Abbey. * The Queen opened the ceremony - the annual open air service in St Margaret's churchyard, held in memory of Britain's war heroes - by laying down a small wooden cross bearing a scarlet poppy in the field. Stock Photo

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1427 x 1713 px | 24.2 x 29 cm | 9.5 x 11.4 inches | 150dpi

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7 November 2002

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London UK

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Michael Stephens

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