Royal family leads the Remembrance Sunday service in London

• King Charles led the nation in a two-minute silence at the Cenotaph in central London to honour those killed in conflict since the First World War.
• Wreaths were laid at the monument by the King, Prince William, and Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
• The Last Post was sounded by Buglers of the Royal Marines following the firing of a gun to mark the end of the two-minute silence.
• About 10,000 veterans and representatives from over 300 military and civilian organisations took part in the Royal British Legion march-past.
• Parade participants range from young cadets to Second World War veterans, including 103-year-old former Women's Land Army member Annie Duplock.

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King Charles leads two-minute silence as thousands gather for Remembrance Sunday