With the U.K. holding its National Service of Remembrance over the weekend at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London, members of the Royal Family did their solemn duty in leading the ceremony. The King, as head of the Armed Forces, stood alone at the monument during the two minutes of silence and then placed the first wreath – in honour of those who died during the wars – followed by the Princess Royal, Prince of Wales and Duke of Edinburgh. While last year there were 20 Second World War veterans at the ceremony, this year only 12 were on hand. Queen Camilla and the Princess of Wales watched from a balcony in the Home Office, with the latter wearing Princess Diana’s Collingwood Pearl and Diamond Drop Earrings. (The night before, at Royal British Legion’s Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall, she had honoured Queen Elizabeth II by wearing the Queen’s Diamond Frame Earrings.) READ MORE…
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