POPPIES cascade from the ceiling of Lichfield Cathedral to mark Remembrance Day.

       The poignant sound and light show appeared in the city in 2016 before returning in 2018 to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.

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       Poppies cascade from the ceiling of Lichfield Cathedral to mark Remembrance Day Credit: Reuters 6

       Leicestershire’s ‘Knitting Banksy’ has struck again - this time creating a stunning life-sized knitted soldier Credit: PA

       They will be on display in the 900-year-old cathedral until November 13.

       A spokesman said: “Poppy Fields will allow visitors a much-needed opportunity to reflect not only on past and present conflicts, but also the global pandemic which continues to affect us all, as we begin to consider how we might live differently as a result of all that we have lived through.”

       Meanwhile, Leicestershire’s ‘Knitting Banksy’ has struck again - this time creating a stunning life-sized knitted soldier in a moving Remembrance Day tribute at Syston’s war memorial in Leicestershire.

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       The poppies will be on display in the 900-year-old cathedral until November 13 Credit: Reuters 6

       Poppy Fields will allow visitors a much-needed opportunity to reflect Credit: Reuters 6

       The poignant sound and light show appeared in the city in 2016 Credit: Reuters 6

       The display also 'begins to consider how we might live differently as a result of all that we have lived through' Credit: Reuters

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