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Remembrance Day: Royals, Remembrance, and Illness

The Remembrance Day service in London saw the return of Princess Catherine and King Charles, while Queen Camilla was absent due to illness. Prince William reflected on a challenging year.

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How did Prince William describe the past year?: Prince William described the past year as the most challenging of his life, given his father's and wife's cancer diagnoses.
Who led the Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph?: King Charles III, also battling cancer, led the service at the Cenotaph, observing a minute of silence with the nation.
Why was Queen Camilla absent from the Remembrance Day service?: Queen Camilla was absent due to an ongoing respiratory infection, as advised by her doctors.
What are some key elements of the annual Remembrance Day service?: The annual Remembrance Day service includes a minute of silence, wreath-laying ceremonies, and participation from royals, politicians, and veterans.
Who made their first public appearance since chemotherapy at the Remembrance Day service?: Princess Catherine made her first public appearance since completing chemotherapy at the Remembrance Day service in London.

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