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 | | Sunday, 11 November, 2001, 16:25 GMT In Pictures: Festival of Remembrance More than 5,000 people packed into London's Royal Albert Hall for the Royal British Legion's 80th anniversary Festival of Remembrance.  Cadet Stephen Menary, 15, blinded by an explosive device in April, carries the Torch of Remembrance  The massed bands of her Majesty's Royal Marines entertain the crowd  The bandsman put down their instruments to demonstrate they are also medics trained for combat  Classic crooner Max Bygraves sings a version of his song You'll Never Know  Hundreds of thousands of poppy petals fall from the rafters for the muster at the festival's end  The muster parade ends with three cheers for the Queen | |
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