King Charles III Leads Remembrance Sunday Memorial Service

Royal Family Honors Fallen Soldiers Amid Tensions, Unveils Statues of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip

King Charles III led a national memorial service on Remembrance Sunday, honoring those who died serving the United Kingdom.
Despite concerns that tensions surrounding the Israel-Hamas war might disrupt the ceremony, the event passed without incident.
King Charles III, along with other members of the royal family, laid wreaths at the Cenotaph, a national war memorial.
Prior to the Remembrance Sunday, King Charles III and Queen Camilla unveiled two new statues of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip at the Royal Albert Hall.
The royal family also attended the annual Festival of Remembrance at London's Royal Albert Hall, which included performances to honor members of the British and Commonwealth military.