King Charles Leads UK in Remembrance Sunday Tribute at the Cenotaph

London, United Kingdom – The King, members of the Royal Family and the armed forces' service chiefs joined the nation at the Cenotaph in Whitehall for the National Service of Remembrance.

Footage released by the UK Ministry of Defence on Sunday, November 8, shows wreaths of poppies laid at the base of the memorial, the massed bands playing and veterans marching past.

The nation observed the Two-Minute Silence at 11am. The Chief of the Defence Staff and the heads of the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force laid wreaths together, the ministry said, and Defence Secretary Wes Streeting also attended.

More than 860 members of the armed forces took part. Royal Marines buglers sounded the Last Post, and RAF trumpeters sounded the Rouse at the end of the service.