King and Queen attend VE Day 80th anniversary service at Westminster Abbey

VE Day service honours last generation of WW2 veterans

Royals joined veterans to commemorate VE Day at a remembrance service in Westminster Abbey and a star-studded concert.

King Charles echoes his grandfather's historic VE Day speech as he marks 80th anniversary

At 9pm - exactly 80 years on from King George VI's VE Day address - Charles delivered a speech which quoted Churchill and called for the country to "rededicate" itself to "the cause of freedom".

‘We will never forget’: UK marks 80 years since VE Day

King Charles and other senior Royals have paid tribute to veterans of the Second World War, and those who gave their lives, on the 80th anniversary of Europe's victory over the Nazis.

King and Starmer join veterans at service to mark 80th anniversary of VE Day

VE day marks 80 years since Germany officially surrendered to the Allied powers, marking the end of the Second World War in Europe

The 80th anniversary of the end of the war is also commemorated in Great Britain. King Charles and heir to the throne William lay down a wreath. Special attention is paid to a ten-year-old with a famous ancestor.

At the service of the 80th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany in Westminster Abbey, not only the Orders sparkled, but also a very special fashionable detail: Princess Kate and Queen Camilla seemed to have perfectly matched their looks in color! A wise move by the Princess of Wales and her mother-in-law, who sends a clear message: Here you keep together, talk together, coordinate – quite unlike Prince Harry's persistent resentment again…