1.Artist Paul Cummins' "Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red" is an installation of 888,246 poppies at the Tower of London.
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3.This is Crawford Butler, the longest-serving Yeoman Warder.
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5.He planted the first of the poppies.
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7.Each poppy represents a military fatality in World War I.
8.The last poppy will be planted on November 11 – Armistice Day.
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10.From August 5, each poppy will be available to buy for £25.
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12.And every evening the names of 180 serving military personnel killed during the war will be read out in a Roll of Honour, before a bugler plays the "Last Post".