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On TV, 成人论坛 One will air Remembrance programming including the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance 2018 and World War One Remembered: The Cenotaph - as well as specials of Antiques Roadshow and Countryfile, and the return of Home Front Heroes; 成人论坛 Two highlights include WWI: The Final Hours WWI’s Secret Shame: Shell Shock with Dan Snow discovering how shell shock has evolved into cases of PTSD that modern soldiers suffer, and drama documentary two-parter 100 Days to Victory. 成人论坛 Three will be making acclaimed Our World War available again, and 成人论坛 Four highlights include a special What Do Artists Do All Day? on Peter Jackson and Dan Cruickshank will reveal the story behind the creation of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Monuments Of Remembrance.

On Radio, 成人论坛 Radio 2 highlights include The Radio Ballads of the Great War Live, the Festival of Remembrance and Good Morning Sunday special. 成人论坛 Radio 3 will air Sonic Memorials; a Free Thinking on Wilfred Owen: Poetry and Peace and Opera on 3 - The Silver Tassie. 成人论坛 Radio 4 will conclude its broadcast of Home Front, air the Ceremony of Remembrance from the Cenotaph and A Service to Mark the Centenary of the Armistice and Tommies (w/t). 成人论坛 Radio 5 live highlights include The Dying Hours on 5 live Breakfast, Remembrance Sunday coverage from Folkestone Beach at the Pages of the Sea event, and coverage of events at the Cenotaph in London.

There will be the launch of a new digital experience, Armistice Day, which will help users explore what they might have done during the Great War through clips taken from the 成人论坛 Archive, personalised by where they live and whether they think they would have fought or stayed at home. The 成人论坛 is also releasing the award-winning virtual reality experience Nothing to be Written which received its world premiere at the 成人论坛 Proms this summer, and will be available to download for free. To mark the Two Minute Silence CBeebies and C成人论坛 will simulcast Poppies, an evocative, dialogue-free animation set to a score by Steve Price and recorded by the 成人论坛 Philharmonic. And 成人论坛 NI, 成人论坛 Scotland and 成人论坛 Wales will all broadcast special TV and radio programming.

Tony Hall, Director General, 成人论坛, says: “This centenary has inspired us all. It has re-defined how we remember, but also how we can engage creatively in events that took place 100 years ago and have shaped who we are today. I’m proud the 成人论坛 has played such a major part in that endeavour, working in partnership with so many organisations across the country. I’ve seen the difference we’ve made in communities, but also the way people have responded to the new stories we’ve been able to tell and to the moments of reflection that have brought us all together.

"And to mark the end of the centenary with Peter Jackson’s masterpiece - as well as showcasing all the Armistice events - is, I think, a fitting tribute to all those who served and to those we remember.”

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Our World War

Award-winning Our World War has been made available again on 成人论坛 Three, for six months, following its critically-acclaimed premiere in 2014.

成人论坛 Four

We Will Remember Them with Huw Edwards

Captain Jack and the Furious Few

There will also be another chance to see on 成人论坛 Four previously aired titles including The Machine Gun and Skye's Band of Brothers; The First World War From Above; The Somme: Secret Tunnel Wars; Timewatch: The Last Days of World War One; Warhorse Prom; The Wipers Times and Great War Horses.

成人论坛 News

成人论坛 News will carry coverage of the Remembrance Day parade and the ceremony at The Cenotaph, as well as linking up with events around the country.

On Armistice Day, 成人论坛 News will cover the national Two Minute Silence at 11am, reflecting events around the UK on TV, radio and online.

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成人论坛 Radio 4

Home Front
Mon-Fri (until 9 November), midday

Radio 4’s most ambitious drama serial charting life on the home front during the First World War reaches it poignant conclusion in November. The first episode of Home Front was broadcast on 4 August 2014, exactly 100 years after Britain entered the First World War. Since then it has run in real time to mark the full centenary of the Great War with the serial totalling over 110 hours.

The drama, recorded in Birmingham, follows the lives of a group of characters as they confront the challenges and changes of living in the shadow of the most colossal war the world had ever seen.

Based on real events, the sagas run in series (15 in total) with episodes playing out five days a week, giving the audience as realistic a grasp as possible of day-to-day life away from the trenches as well as an intimate connection with the characters.

The historical foundations of Home Front include: the first aeroplane raid on Britain, industrial unrest and the fear of revolution, the role of women in munitions factories and the censoring of their deaths, and pioneering treatments for physical and psychological injuries caused by war. All of which blurred the boundaries (for the first time) between the home and fighting fronts.

In remaining episodes of Home Front its characters dream of a brighter, more democratic future, spurred on by hushed rumours of peace. And yet, the struggle to maintain morale after four years of a seemingly endless war which has seeped into every aspect of civilian life is harder than ever.

Every episode of Home Front is available to stream online and download as a podcast for 10 years from broadcast.

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成人论坛 Radio 5 live

成人论坛 Radio 5 live tells the stories of British soldiers who died in the final hours of World War I. More than 600 British soldiers died on 11 November 1918 and in the build up to Remembrance Sunday, a strand called The Dying Hours on 5 live Breakfast will feature interviews with family members of some of the soldiers who lost their lives on Armistice Day.

On Remembrance Sunday, Chris Warburton presents 5 live Breakfast from Folkestone Beach at the Pages of the Sea event. Sand artists are creating images of the poet Wilfred Owen at beaches across the UK, which will then be washed away by the tide. Owen died on 4 November 1918 at Ors in France - the news of his death reached his parents on Armistice Day.

Later in the day, there will be coverage of events at the Cenotaph in London, extended news bulletins and live coverage of Ringing for Peace as churches and cathedrals across the country simultaneously ring their bells at 7.05pm.

Digital

Armistice Day
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What might you have done during the Great War if you were there at the time? To help audiences answer that question, the 成人论坛 is launching Armistice Day, a new digital experience that lets users explore World War One through clips taken from the 成人论坛 Archive, personalised by where they live and whether they think they would have fought or stayed at home.

Designed with mobile devices in mind, Armistice Day launched online on 29 October. Built by the award-winning team at 成人论坛 Rewind, who are also behind Your Story and Your Somme, Armistice Day offers users a local, personal, and interactive way to explore the war as it might have been experienced by somebody like them, had they been around 100 years ago.

Audiences around the UK can unearth quirky facts, short films and custom-made graphics they can interact with, giving them the chance to become immersed in World War One as never before. With tales from the trenches and real life accounts of home-front heroes - from the internee camp on the Isle of Man, to the pigeons that parachuted behind enemy lines, this is World War One, but not like it was taught it in school.

Virtual Reality Prom
Thursday 8 November

Ahead of Armistice Day, the 成人论坛 is releasing the award-winning virtual reality experience Nothing to be Written. The seven-minute piece received its world premiere at the 成人论坛 Proms this summer, and was named ‘Best British VR’ at the recent Raindance Film Festival 2018. From 8 November it will be available to download for free from the Oculus Store for the Oculus Go. It will also be available to watch for free at the Barbican throughout Armistice weekend, as part of the 成人论坛 Symphony Orchestra’s Total Immersion: In Remembrance World War I - a weekend of films, talks, and performances that explore the cultural legacy of the Great War.

Nothing to be Written transports viewers one hundred years into the past, as they face the impact of First World War on both the frontline and in the family home. Produced by 成人论坛 VR Hub and created jointly by composer Anna Meredith and 59 Production, Nothing to be Written takes viewers on a highly emotive journey through the anxiety of waiting for news of loved ones and the violence and horror of the trenches and hospitals on the front line.

The film is set to the second movement of Anna Meredith’s dramatic and haunting choral score Five Telegrams, captured live on the First Night of the Proms in spatialised sound with high quality ambisonics. Both the music and the film take inspiration from the field postcard, a method of communication during the First World War which didn’t require censoring. This meant soldiers could communicate with their families quickly, but at the expense of detail, choosing instead from a selection stock phrases like “I am quite well” or “I have been admitted into hospital” and applying their signature.

Nothing to be Written is a 成人论坛 virtual reality experience by 59 Productions and Anna Meredith, produced by 成人论坛 VR Hub, and presented by 成人论坛 Proms and 14-18 NOW: WW1 Centenary Art Commissions. It will be available from November 8 on the Oculus Store, and can be viewed on the Oculus Go. Barbican audiences can try it throughout Armistice weekend, 10-11 November. The drop-in event will run from midday-8pm on Saturday and midday-5pm on Sunday.

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Cymry 1914-18
成人论坛 Radio Cymru
Monday 5 November, Friday 9 November, Monday 12 November and Friday 16 November, 12.30pm

A series that uses diaries, letters and memories to present the Welsh people involved in the Great War.

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Remembering the Fallen with Huw Edwards (w/t)
成人论坛 One Wales
Monday 5 November, 9pm

To mark the centenary of the end of World War One, Huw Edwards takes us on an emotional journey to visit war memorials across Wales, before going to the great national memorials in London and finally to the cemeteries on the old Western Front around Ypres.

On his journey Huw reveals an extraordinary, yet untold, story of the unique way Britain and her Empire honoured the memory of those who lost their lives. With the British state banning the return of the bodies of its war dead Huw reveals a little known protest movement by mothers of Britain to bring home their sons but when it failed, communities dealt with their grief through the erection of war memorials.

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Rhyfelgan
成人论坛 Radio Cymru
Friday 9 November, 10am

Rhyfelgan is the highlight of the Radio Cymru remembrance programming - the 成人论坛 National Orchestra of Wales accompanies Shan Cothi, Sian James, Rhys Meirion and Trystan Griffiths as they sing songs from 1914-18 while a host of Radio Cymru presenters present simple monologues by Aled Jones Williams which give us a glimpse into the lives of people involved in the war.

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Hedd Wyn: The Poet and the Hero
成人论坛 Radio Wales
Sunday 11 November, 9.30am

Actor Huw Garmon goes on a journey across Wales to rediscover the young poet Ellis Evans, better known as Hedd Wyn, who was killed in the First World War and posthumously awarded the National Eisteddfod Chair in 1917 - Wales' highest honour for poetry. As the winner was announced, and nobody stepped forward it was eventually revealed that Ellis Humphrey Evans had fallen in battle six weeks earlier. Huw Garmon - who portrayed Hedd Wyn in the Oscar-nominated Welsh language film - charts his story from shepherd to poet and eventually to soldier.

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They are Gone… But they are not Silent
成人论坛 Radio Wales
Sunday 11 November, 10am

Featuring archive of Welsh First World War veterans originally recorded for a 成人论坛 Radio Wales documentary on the 75th anniversary of the Armistice in 1993. Now poet Paul Henry has revisited the material to create a specially commissioned poem for the centenary of the end of the First World War. His poem and the archive interviews reflect the lives these men left behind as they marched to war, their experience of battle and of seeing friends killed beside them and their memories of the moment when the guns finally fell silent on 11 November 1918.

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Wales Remembers 1914-1918 (w/t)
成人论坛 One Wales
Sunday 11 November, 3pm

A live broadcast of the National Remembrance Service at Llandaff Cathedral to mark a hundred years since the end of the First World War. Claire Summers will guide viewers through the service which will remember and pay tribute to a generation of Welsh men and women who paid the ultimate price for freedom.

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The Armed Man - A Mass for Peace
成人论坛 Radio Wales
Sunday 11 November, 5.45pm

The 成人论坛 National Orchestra of Wales and Chorus perform Sir Karl Jenkins’ epic The Armed Man - A Mass for Peace to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. Recorded at the Brangwyn Hall, Swansea and conducted by the composer. The programme is introduced by Beverley Humphreys.

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Rhyfel y Plant
成人论坛 Radio Cymru
Thursday 15 November, 12.30pm

More than 500,000 children in Britain lost their father during the First World War. This programme explores the impact of the war on children. Was their education hampered when their teachers were called to support the war effort? Was their nutrition affected? Can the legacy of the war be seen in the games they played?

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Dan Cruickshank’s Monuments of Remembrance
成人论坛 One Northern Ireland
Sunday 4 November, 9pm

In this new documentary to mark the centenary of the end of World War One, Dan Cruickshank reveals the extraordinary story behind the creation of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and the design and building of the iconic war memorials following the conflict.

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World War One At Home
成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle
Monday 5 - Friday 9 November, 11.55am

The series returns to 成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle for its 15th and final series, beginning Monday 5 November and broadcast each day that week until Friday 9 November at 11.55am and repeated at 11.50pm, as well as two 15 minute-long Remembrance Sunday special episodes at 10.15 and 11.45am on 11 November.

Part of a unique 成人论坛-wide landmark multi-platform project of more than 1400 stories and in collaboration with Imperial War Museums and the Arts & Humanities Research Council, the series began in 2014 to mark the centenary of the start of World War One.

Over this five year period, the series, has collected, broadcast and published online stories from every county of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, creating an online archive of local connections for generations to come.

On Remembrance Sunday, two special episodes will look back at the landmark series of World War One At Home, which collected more than 100 stories from across the island of Ireland. All these stories are available in perpetuity in an online archive.

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Captain Jack And The Furious Few
成人论坛 One Northern Ireland
Monday 5 November, 9pm

Captain Jack And The Furious Few tells the story of an Ulster-Scot teenager from Portaferry, one of the original ‘Top Gun’ fliers, who helped blaze a trail for every navy pilot who flew in his wake.

Jack McCleery joined the Royal Naval Air Service during the Great War in 1917 - serving on the Navy’s ‘hush-hush’ ship, HMS Furious. Captain Jack would go on to take part in a top secret mission that would be one of the pioneering achievements of World War One.

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Your Place And Mine
成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle
Saturday 10 November, 8am

A chance to hear from the relatives of those caught up in the Great War. In the weeks running up to Armistice Day, Your Place And Mine has been broadcasting a series of recordings with local people whose relatives fought in the war including Leonard Quigg, great nephew of Robert Quigg VC from Bushmills and Hilary Richardson whose great uncle, Joe Laverty from Tobermore went to war.

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Gardeners’ Corner
成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle
Saturday 10 November, 9am

David Maxwell presents a special edition of Gardeners’ Corner from the Somme where 15 Gardens of Peace (Jardin de la Paix) are being constructed near sites of the Great War.

David visits a garden, designed to commemorate those soldiers from Ireland north and south who died in the region. He’ll meet David Richardson, a Northern Ireland native, who is now Head of Horticulture at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission to reveal how one of the biggest gardening organisations in the world tends to war graves and memorials at 23,000 locations in 150 countries. He’ll also meet Irish designer Peter Donegan in Peronne and chat to Gardeners’ Corner regular Brendan Little about how gardens help us to remember.

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The John Toal Show
成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle
Saturday 10 November, 11am

The programme will come live from the Armistice Events at Enniskillen Castle. Fermanagh's story is unique. Shortly after 6am on 11 November 1918 an army radio operator in Enniskillen picked up a faint morse code message sent by General Foch in Paris announcing an end to hostilities. Enniskillen celebrated Armistice some three hours before Belfast, Dublin, Edinburgh, Manchester and London. We'll be there to hear that story and many others, with live music and food to reflect 100 years ago.

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Sunday Sequence
成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle
Sunday 11 November, 8.30am

On the centenary of the Armistice, presenter Roisin McAuley and guests discuss how the legacy of the Great War that was to end all wars continues to shape our present and our future.

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World War One At Home Remembrance Day Specials
成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle
Sunday 11 November, 10.15am and 11.45am

On Armistice Day, 成人论坛 Radio Ulster broadcasts a special World War At Home programme at 10.15am followed at 10.30am with the Ceremony of Remembrance from the Cenotaph in London and another special World War At Home programme to mark the Armistice centenary.

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Green Fields Of France
成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle
Sunday 11 November, midday

On Armistice Day, presenter Gerry Kelly goes on a personal journey to discover the story behind his favourite song. Made famous by the Irish folk group, The Fureys, and recorded by a host of musicians down the years, The Green Fields of France is also known as No Man's Land or Willie McBride. In this documentary first broadcast on the 100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, Gerry travels to France and comes face to face with the scenes that inspired the song's writer, Eric Bogle, in a moving attempt both to understand more about World War One and to discover who, if anyone, was the real Willie McBride.

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Playing Their Part - Stories From Home To The Front
成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle
Sunday 11 November, 3pm

Inspirational and moving stories from the relatives of soldiers and nurses who volunteered for WW1, kept alive through sacred family mementos. Peter Curran presents a strong flavour of the borderland communities through extracts from local newspapers of the time, before and after partition, with examples of today's writers being inspired by this unique place, and how young people are exchanging stories across the religious and political divide. Listen again on Thursday 15 November at 7.30pm on 成人论坛 Radio Ulster.

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A Service of Remembrance
成人论坛 Radio Ulster/Foyle
Sunday 11 November, 3.30pm

成人论坛 Radio Ulster will broadcast live from St Anne’s Cathedral where the congregation will gather to pay tribute to and remember a generation of men and women from across the island of Ireland who fought and died together during the first World War.

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成人论坛 children’s and learning

To mark the Two Minute Silence at 11am on 11 November, CBeebies and C成人论坛 will simulcast Poppies, an evocative, dialogue-free animation that sees war as experienced by animals in a WWI battlefield. The film is set to a score composed by Oscar-winning Steve Price (Gravity) and recorded by the 成人论坛 Philharmonic. It will be available on 成人论坛 iPlayer from 4 November.

On C成人论坛, Harriet’s Army (7 November) looks back at life during WW1 and on CBeebies, a special episode of My Story (5 November) depicts what childhood was like 100 years ago.

CBeebies Radio presents Poppy’s Day read by Falklands War veteran, Simon Weston. Poppy finds out about why we wear poppies and watches a remembrance parade. Simon also reads a special reflective poem about a grandfather’s shadow and in My CBeebies Special Day - Remembering the War, Sam talks to Daddy about his medal collection and finds out about his great-great-grandfather.

成人论坛 Teach will host video resources and clips for use in the classroom for both primary and secondary pupils. For use in primary schools, there’s The A-Z Of WWI, a school radio abridgement of Michael Morpurgo’s much loved novel War Horse and Ten Pieces Vaughan Williams - The Lark Ascending which looks at how the composer, who served as a stretcher bearer and a second lieutenant in the Royal Garrison Artillery, reflected the horrors he experienced in his subsequent music.

For secondary school pupils, 成人论坛 Teach hosts a look at WW1 with Dan Snow, The women of World War One presented by Kate Adie, there’s a powerful collection of interviews and stories filmed in the 1960s - told through the eyes of World War One veterans and civilians, David Olusoga explores the contribution of black people and colonial troops to World War One and Jeremy Paxman describes how the war transformed the lives of the British people, and helped shape modern Britain.

There will also be a for primary students in collaboration with 14-18 NOW on Friday 9 November where the Live Lesson will explore themes of remembrance and commemoration, and encourage children to reflect on the end of the war through creative writing.

成人论坛 local radio and television

成人论坛 Radio Stoke

To mark Remembrance Sunday and the 100th Anniversary of the Armistice at the end of World War I, 成人论坛 Radio Stoke has a series of special programmes.

The station is working in partnership with Appetite Arts and World of Wedgwood to broadcast short drop-ins featuring moving audio artworks created by artists bringing to to life the personal letters of Wedgwood workers from the trenches of World War One, as well as original spoken word poetry and music, which captures the sentiment and reality of war.

These will run in all programmes from Sunday 4 November up to Remembrance Sunday.

On Remembrance Sunday itself the station is planning an ambitious double-location outside broadcast and a special In Praise of God programme.

Stuart Ellis and Jodie Looker present their show separately between 9am and midday.

Jodie Looker is in Butterton in the Staffordshire Moorlands. Butterton is one of a few villages in England that is “Doubly Thankful”. They are one of the places that didn’t lose anyone in either World War, as a result there is no War Memorial in the village. This story will be told on air. Lamont will also record a special In Praise of God at St Bartholomew’s Church in Butterton which will be broadcast at 2.30pm on Remembrance Sunday.

At the same time Stuart Ellis co-presents from Stoke-on-Trent’s main civic Remembrance Sunday event at the Cenotaph in Stoke.

Stuart will be talking to veterans taking part in the commemoration parade at The Cenotaph and attending events in the neighbouring Stoke Minister and Kings Hall.

成人论坛 WM

The week before Remembrance Day 成人论坛 WM will run a series of special packages and reports reflecting on the anniversary across the week. The station will explore the role of West Midlands soldiers in the War as well as the vital roles carried out by local women in the war effort. 成人论坛 WM looks at the Zeppelin attacks in the Black Country. On Friday 9, the breakfast show comes live from a street in Aldridge that is being decorated with more than 10,000 poppies.

On Remembrance Sunday 成人论坛 WM has a reporter out doing inserts from services and events across the region including spending much of the morning at the National Memorial Arboretum in Alrewas.

成人论坛 Hereford and Worcestershire

成人论坛 Hereford and Worcestershire is bringing some of the soldiers named on the two counties’ war memorials back to life by telling their stories through their diaries, letters, and their living relatives. The stories will be told throughout the week up to Remembrance Day and including November 11.

成人论坛 Radio Leicester

成人论坛 Radio Leicester is at Victoria Park in Leicester with the Royal Anglian Regiment for a service of remembrance led by the Bishop of Leicester, with music from two Leicestershire bands as well as Leicester Cathedral Choristers and the Women’s choir - City of Leicester Singers. This year there will be a walkway of children holding poppies they’ve made at school lining the new Centenary Walk which was designed specifically in time for this ceremony. There is also a bed of poppies representing more than fourteen thousand people from Leicester and Leicestershire who died in WW1, planted in one of the gardens under the war memorial.

成人论坛 Wiltshire
A rapper from Swindon, a folk duo from Salisbury and a 100-year-old war veteran are among those coming together to commemorate the men and women who gave their lives for us a century ago.

To mark 100 years since the end of the First World War, 成人论坛 Wiltshire is bringing more than 120 people for a one off performance of the World War One song Keep the Home Fires Burning.

The community choir and orchestra will come together on Saturday where they will raise the roof in an event which will be turned into a short video.

Those taking part come from the four corners of the county, adding to commemorations being held across the UK.

成人论坛 Radio Cornwall

成人论坛 Radio Cornwall is reflecting on the different ways communities across Cornwall are marking the centenary of the end of the First World War.

Commemorations from Scilly to Saltash will be featured during the morning programmes with live coverage of the two minute silence.

成人论坛 Somerset

成人论坛 Somerset’s Charlie Taylor is broadcasting live from the Bishops Palace in Wells where 8,000 poppies are on display representing the Somerset men who died in WWI. The poppies were made by local school children using a wire stem and synthetic silk petals. One child will ‘plant’ the last of the poppies on the lawn at the palace ahead of the silence at 11am.

成人论坛 Radio Berkshire

On Friday 9 November, 成人论坛 Radio Berkshire is stepping back in time by 100 years to imagine what the final days of the First World War would have sounded like on local radio. Andrew Peach is talking to workers from the iconic Huntley & Palmers biscuit factory where army ration biscuits and shells were made to be sent to the front, to the 1918 Reading MP, Leslie Wilson and to the war wounded recovering in St Anne’s auxiliary hospital in Caversham. They are also stories of those who contributed to the war effort at home in Berkshire, their hopes for peace and how life in the county will never be the same again.

成人论坛 Radio Berkshire is also visiting the community in Reading who it has been helping to Turn Tilehurst Red in honour of those who sacrificed so much for our future. Working with schools, businesses, uniform groups and individuals Radio Berkshire has been helping to decorate the village with poppies and displays to bring the community together and mark the hundredth anniversary of the end of the First World War.

On Armistice Day, Berkshire is telling some of the remarkable stories of soldiers from the county who were involved in World War One including; Trooper Fred Potts who was awarded the VC for bravery. He rescued a fellow soldier who had been injured by dragging him across the battlefield at Gallipoli under fire, the Reading FC players who fought at the Somme and the GB rower who won gold in the first London Games in 1908. He went on to fight, both at the Somme and at Gallipoli.

成人论坛 Radio London

On Remembrance Sunday, 成人论坛 Radio London’s Nikki Bedi presents a live programme between 9am-midday from the Imperial War Museum, London. This is the third in a series of special live broadcasts from the Museum, starting in 2014 to mark the anniversary of the start of World War One, and then last year to mark the 100th anniversary of the creation of the IWM. Nikki will be interviewing guests from the Museum, featuring stories from the 成人论坛’s World War One at Home project and hearing family stories from listeners.

成人论坛 South Today

TV viewers can watch a special edition of South Today at 6.30pm on Friday 9 November to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of the Great War. Presented by Sally Taylor from Bovington Tank Museum in Dorset, the programme reveals poignant stories which capture the impact of the conflict on people from the south which are still felt by their families today.

The team reveals what happened to the Sturt family from Surrey which lost five people to the war - including three sons in its final year. One of their descendants goes to the battlefields to learn about the tragedy that engulfed the family. Actor Hugh Bonneville explores how grand houses like Highclere Castle - the fictional Downton Abbey - became hospitals where female nurses cared for the wounded.

成人论坛 Radio Solent

成人论坛 Radio Solent is broadcasting live from the restored former chapel of the Royal Victoria Military Hospital in Netley near Southampton. Once the largest military hospitals in the world, it had its own railway station and pier to receive wounded troops returned from the front in both the first and second world wars. The hospital closed in the 1970s and all that remains today is its magnificent chapel recently restored at a cost of over £3m.

Presented by Tim Daykin the programme tells the story of the hospital and its crucial role. An act of Remembrance invites listeners to pause and reflect with live music provided in the chapel by a Salvation Army Band.

成人论坛 Radio Oxford

成人论坛 Radio Oxford is creating a ‘Poppy of Pride’. They are inviting listeners to write who they’ll be thinking of at 11am on 11/11 on a petal, which will all be combined to create a beautiful poppy wreath. Presenter David Prever will lay the giant poppy during live coverage of Oxford’s main remembrance service on Sunday 11 November. The poppy will then be taken to the battlefields by Sophie Law who, as the culmination of the project, will lay the poppy where local soldiers fought and fell.

成人论坛 Radio Cumbria

As well as the content around the 11am silence, 成人论坛 Radio Cumbria is broadcasting live in the afternoon from the County Remembrance Service at Rickerby Park in Carlisle.

In the week building up to 11 November, the station will be looking at how the end of the war is being remembered in Cumbria, running some new WWI at Home project material, and repeating a broadcast of a Heritage Lottery funded project in Kirkby Lonsdale looking into the people from the town who went to war and didn’t return - which was dramatised for radio.