King Charles Leads Remembrance Silence at London Cenotaph
King Charles led a two-minute silence at London’s Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday to honour people who died in conflicts.
King Charles laid the first wreath. He did this at the National Service of Remembrance.
The Prince of Wales and other senior royals followed him. Royal family members and senior politicians attended.
The Princess of Wales watched from a balcony. It looked over Whitehall.
The silence lasted two minutes. Buglers of the Royal Marines then played the Last Post.
About 10,000 veterans joined a march. The Royal British Legion held it after the ceremony.
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