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Prince George Joins King and Queen at Festival of Remembrance in London
The Festival honored the 80th anniversary of WWII's end and the 25th anniversary of lifting the ban on LGBTQ+ Armed Forces personnel, with performances and veteran tributes.
- On Saturday, Prince George joined his mother Catherine, King Charles III and Queen Camilla at the Royal Albert Hall, where the royal family entered to trumpeters' fanfare and the crowd stood.
- This year, the festival marked major anniversaries including the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War and the 25th anniversary of lifting the ban on gay, lesbian and bisexual personnel, hosted by Hannah Waddingham.
- Music and veterans' reflections punctuated the ceremony, with Sir Rod Stewart performing alongside the RAF Squadronaires and Massed Bands of His Majesty’s Royal Marines, while Catherine, Princess of Wales, engaged Prince George during "Sentimental Journey".
- The Royal family will attend a series of Remembrance Day events in the coming days, and the King will lead national commemorations at the Cenotaph and the two-minute silence at the National Service of Remembrance on Sunday.
- Prince George was last seen in public on July 13 watching the Wimbledon men’s final with Princess Charlotte, after the three Wales children joined Trooping the Colour in June, while the Queen missed last year’s festival due to ill health.
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