King Charles Leads Remembrance Sunday Ceremony

King Charles led the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph, honoring those who died in conflicts while laying a wreath and observing a two-minute silence. He was joined by senior royals, including Prince William and Princess Anne, as well as thousands of veterans and political leaders, including former Prime Ministers. Queen Camilla was absent due to a chest infection, prompting the Princess of Wales to stand on a balcony with the Duchess of Edinburgh. The service marked significant anniversaries, including the 80th of the D-Day landings and the 75th of NATO. This year also saw the Princess of Wales making her first two consecutive public appearances since her cancer treatment. The event was part of a broader national remembrance effort, with similar ceremonies held in other cities across the UK.