Communities across Scotland have marked Remembrance Sunday with a two-minute silence, honouring the sacrifice of those who died serving their country.
Commemorations in the capital began with a military parade from Edinburgh Castle down the Royal Mile, led by the RAF Central Scotland Pipes and Drums.
Veterans, serving members of the armed forces and senior politicians paused at the stone of remembrance to observe the two-minute silence.
Services have also been taking place in Glasgow in the newly-reopened George Square and in Dundee’s garden of remembrance as well as in many other towns and cities across the country.
First Minister John Swinney, Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander and Edinburgh’s Lord Provost Robert Aldridge were among those laying wreaths at the Stone of Remembrance at Edinburgh’s City Chambers.
The Scottish chiefs of the three armed forces services were also be present.