Ceramic poppies will return to the Tower of London in a new commemorative display marking 80 years since the end of the Second World War.
Opening on 6 May 2025 and running through to Armistice Day in November, the display will feature nearly 30,000 ceramic poppies from the original 2014 installation, âBlood Swept Lands and Seas of Redâ.
The artwork transformed the Towerâs moat into a sea of red, attracting more than five million visitors and becoming a national site of remembrance.
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Trump took a swipe at Russian President Vladimir Putin and French President Emmanuel Macron over their Victory Day celebrations, claiming that while Russia and France were celebrating, it was America that actually won World War II. In a fiery remark, Trump said, "They helped, but without us, theyâd be speaking German â maybe a little Japanese too"
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