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The Saturdays lead Armistice Day memorial

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Members of the girlband The Saturdays participate in a 2-minute silence in Trafalgar Square to commemorate the end of World War I.

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Editorial photograph of The Saturdays at Armistice Day memorial in London, UK on 11 November 2010. Rights: WORLD RIGHTS. Available from Big Pictures Archive for rights-managed licensing; quotes depend on usage, territory, and duration.

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The Saturdays lead Armistice Day memorial

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Members of the girlband The Saturdays participate in a 2-minute silence in Trafalgar Square to commemorate the end of World War I.

About this image

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Date photographed

11 November 2010

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London, UK

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WORLD RIGHTS

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The Saturdays

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