President Emmanuel Macron led tributes to the millions of soldiers who died during World War One on Sunday, holding a solemn ceremony attended by dozens of world leaders in Paris to commemorate the centenary of the Armistice.

Both leaders laid a wreath at a memorial in the Somme valley, honouring fallen World War One soldiers on the eve of the centenary of the war's end.

“The ultimate commandment for talking to children about difficult issues is simple: tell the truth."

A British artist has unveiled an installation composed of more than 70,000 shrouded figures to mark the centenary of the end of World War One.

Remarks from French President Emmanuel Macron describing Marshal Philippe Pétain as a “great soldier” in WWI, before he went on to make “dire choices” during WWII, have been met with outcry.

In March, workmen resurfacing a road discovered a near-complete skeleton where he had fallen during the Battle of Verdun.

100 years after World War One, bomb clearance specialists are still working meticulously to remove unexploded munitions.

French and Belgian WWI memorial sites bid for UNESCO World Heritage status

ANZAC day commemorations around the world

HRH Prince Charles has, on his mother's request, laid the annual remembrance wreath at The Cenotaph in London.

The Prince of Wales has assumed one of the Queen's key annual duties, a sign of the subtle transition of roles from the monarch to the heir to the throne.

French president Emmanuel Macron lays a wreath before the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Paris to commemorate the 99th anniversary of the end of World War One.

Site commemorates start of hostilities and key objective that cost tens of thousands of lives.