The royal family have honoured the service and sacrifice of military personnel, veterans, and civilians at the National Service of Remembrance ceremony in London.
The King led the two-minute silence at the Cenotaph in Whitehall at 11am, after which he laid a wreath at the war memorial. His son Prince William then laid his own wreath, which features the Prince of Wales feathers and a Welsh red ribbon.
An equerry then laid a wreath on behalf of Queen Camilla, before Prince Edward, The Duke of Edinburgh, and Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, stepped forward to place down their own tributes.
Queen Camilla and Princess Catherine watched the ceremony from the balconies of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) building, which directly overlooks the Cenotaph monument on Whitehall.
The Queen was dressed in tailored black, and she wore three poppies in honour of the fallen.
The Princess of Wales, meanwhile, stepped out in a coat by Catherine Walker and a hat by Jane Taylor. She wore the Collingwood Pearl drop earrings belonging to the late Princess Diana, and her HMS Glasgow brooch, which signifies her role as the Lady Sponsor of the Royal Navy warship and honours Scottish...