Queen Camilla and the Princess of Wales wore three poppies each as they paid tribute to Britain’s fallen heroes at the Cenotaph in London.
As is tradition, the Royals were in attendance for the annual ceremony on Remembrance Sunday and watched on as the King and Prince William led an emotional service.
Thousands of mourners, including Andy Burnham, attending the first service of his premiership, bowed their heads as they observed a two-minute silence during the ceremony on Whitehall.
The female members of the Royal Family were dressed in all black as a sign of respect to those who lost their lives fighting
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