King Charles III led the annual Remembrance Day ceremony in London, honoring fallen soldiers with wreaths, a two-minute silence, and military marches, amid a backdrop of global conflict and increased defense spending by Britain.
Prince Harry returned to the UK after five months, paying respects to Queen Elizabeth II by laying a wreath in Windsor, while Prince William and Catherine commemorated the late Queen's legacy at a Women's Institute event, highlighting the royal family's ongoing engagements and reflections on her memory.
King Charles laid a wreath in memory of the victims of the allied bombing in World War Two on a visit to Hamburg's St Nikolai memorial, which is the remains of a church severely damaged by air raids on the city. The move was hailed as an important symbol by some commentators and is unprecedented for a British monarch. The visit came just ahead of the 80th anniversary of the allied bombing of Hamburg in July 1943, known as "Operation Gomorrah."