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It's a year to the day since the announcement of the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.
His son and successor Kim Jong-un marked the anniversary with a visit to the newly-renovated Kumsusan Palace.
The country's state-run broadcaster KRT showed video of Kim and his wife at the re-opening ceremony for the building.
The bodies of the new leader's father and grandfather lie permanently in state here.
The statue of Kim Jong-il is a new addition alongside that of North Korea's founder Kim Il-sung.
North Korean TV also showed Kim Jong-un at a memorial service outside the Palace.
Tens of thousands of troops and civilians turned out for the event in the capital, Pyongyang.
A siren sounded to mark the start of several minutes of silent remembrance.
Trains and even ships were halted as the nation came to a brief memorial standstill.
Kim's death was announced to the world on December 17th 2011.
His funeral took place after ten days of mourning.
Kim Jong-un was crowned 'the great successor' soon after.