Prime Minister Freundel Stuart at his first official Remembrance Day ceremony in Heroes Square yesterday. The event was held under bright sunshine and witnessed by scores of Barbadians who stood behind the surrounding rails as they watched detachments from the armed and unarmed units engaged in honouring those who have lost their lives in the two World wars.
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