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  1. The Abbey bells are ringing to mark the 62nd wedding anniversary of HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh
  2. Sermon given at the Service to Dedicate a Memorial to the Founders of the Royal Ballet http://bit.ly/1GLj84
  3. wabbey news: A Service to Dedicate a Memorial to the Founders of the Royal Ballet http://bit.ly/1RxZVI
  4. Sermon given at the Service to mark the Passing of the World War One Generation http://bit.ly/7xfNz
  5. wabbey news: A Service to Mark the Passing of the World War One Generation http://bit.ly/3kz3wa
  6. BBC coverage of today's service http://bit.ly/2L6ruv. Full programme available to watch via BBC iPlayer shortly.
  7. Watch The Dean of Westminster Abbey explain the significance of the Grave of the Unknown Warrior http://bit.ly/1pBCaJ
  8. @OxfordSpring there was a delay to our updates, we were not tweeting during the silence.
  9. The bells of the Abbey are rung half-muffled in commemoration of all now departed who lived through the years of #ww1
  10. From the Nave and the Organ Loft, the Choir sing an antiphony by John Tavener especially commissioned for this service #ww1
  11. The Queen lays the wreath at the Grave of the Unknown Warrior #ww1
  12. The wreath, a replica of a wreath produced during the inter-war period, was made at the British Legion Poppy Factory in Richmond. #ww1
  13. A wreath is borne through the Abbey as the Royal Artillery Band plays Solemm Prelude 'For the Fallen' by Elgar #ww1
  14. for the service and sacrifice of all who fought in #ww1, from the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Ireland & from nations of the world
  15. We pray for those who suffer from the effects of war: for veterans, for families grieving the loss of loved ones #ww1
  16. Prayers are led by The Reverend Michael Macey, Minor Canon of Westminster along with clergy from Scotland, Wales and Ireland #ww1
  17. Jeremy Irons, by the memorial to the #ww1 poets, reads Last Post by Carol Ann Duffy.
  18. The Choir and Ian Bostridge, tenor, sing Agnus Dei from War Requiem by Benjamin Britten
  19. The Archbishop of Canterbury gives the address: 'May we learn the lessons they learned; and God save us from learni (cont) http://tl.gd/tdca
  20. @EmmaMay I think there is a delay in the tweets getting published.