Overview

• On August 15, a friend placed a wreath and a signed note from the Duke of Sussex at the Burma Star Memorial in Staffordshire.
• The items were reportedly laid after King Charles III and Queen Camilla had departed the National Memorial Arboretum ceremonies to avoid diverting attention.
• Harry’s message, on paper bearing his monogram, praised the so‑called Forgotten Army and reflected on Prince Philip’s service in the Pacific campaign.
• Reports attribute the discreet arrangement to Harry, citing GB News, the Express and People, with German outlets amplifying the story in recent days.
• No response from Buckingham Palace or senior royals was reported, while some British media framed the move as a possible reconciliation signal.