On Remembrance Sunday, King Charles, Prince William, and a host of politicians, including eight former prime ministers, gathered at the Cenotaph in London to honor fallen servicemen and women from past conflicts. The solemn ceremony featured a two-minute silence observed nationwide, with King Charles leading the tribute by laying the first wreath at the memorial, followed by other royal family members and political leaders. In addition to the national events in London, communities across the north and north-east of England held their own commemorative events, with veterans and residents paying their respects at local memorials. The Princess of Wales, who was seen at the Cenotaph, recently resumed royal duties after her cancer treatment, emotionally marking the day with a tribute to her great-grandmother's brothers who died in World War I. Queen Camilla was absent from the events as she recovers from a chest infection. The ceremonies collectively highlighted the nation's deep respect for those who served and sacrificed their lives.