King Charles III marked the second anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death with a poignant church service at Crathie Kirk, near Balmoral, attended by a small crowd of royalists. Reflecting on his mother's passing, Charles was reminded of his ascension to the throne while driving back to Balmoral, as detailed in Robert Hardman's new book. Over the past two years, King Charles has focused on his new responsibilities, silencing critics who feared he might be a 'meddling monarch'. Despite the challenges posed by his and the Princess of Wales' cancer diagnoses, Charles has maintained a steady course, engaging with British Prime Ministers and the public. The anniversary also showcased touching tributes from U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and other officials, highlighting the enduring impact of Queen Elizabeth's 70-year reign.