Skelly in London to mark Remembrance Sunday
The President of Tynwald says it was an honour and a privilege to represent the Isle of Man at the UK's National Service of Remembrance.
Laurence Skelly attended the event at The Cenotaph on Whitehall yesterday (14 November).
The Isle of Man was first invited to attend the service in 2019.
Before that the Crown Dependencies were recognised by a wreath laid on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen.
President Skelly says it was a moving occasion:
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