UK Poppy Sellers Face Backlash Amid Pro-Palestine Tensions, Army Veteran Attacked, Return to London's Train Stations for Remembrance Day Weekend

Poppy sellers in the UK are facing backlash and fear amid tensions with pro-Palestine protesters. An army veteran was reportedly attacked during a pro-Palestine mob, leading to volunteers being too terrified to raise cash for war heroes. Calls to protect and rally around the volunteers have emerged. Despite the fears, defiant poppy sellers urge others to continue raising cash with pride. A former lance corporal, who was berated for selling poppies, has received support after a video of the incident emerged. Despite the challenges, poppy sellers are determined to return to London's train stations for Remembrance Day weekend.