King Charles Joins Remembrance Sunday Service With Veterans at Cenotaph
· World · The Independent, BBC News
King Charles will attend the National Service of Remembrance at London's Cenotaph on Sunday, accompanied by members of the royal family and political leaders including Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The Royal British Legion's annual parade is expected to draw around 10,000 veterans from more than 300 military and civilian groups, spanning all generations from cadets to World War Two veterans. Former RAF driver Steve Hooper, who served in Iraq, will march with the Invictus Games Alumni contingent after crediting the Legion for his recovery. 103-year-old Annie Duplock, a Women's Land Army veteran who enlisted at 16, will participate for her first time.
Why it matters
The event honors living veterans and their families while highlighting ongoing support needs for service personnel across generations.
Read the original report — The Independent
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