Royal Family dress for occasion with careful outfit choices to remember VE Day
Members of the Royal Family look to the past for some very personal VE anniversary fashion choices
Members of the Royal Family look to the past for some very personal VE anniversary fashion choices
In St George’s Hall, the King and Queen, along with the Prince of Wales, were flanked by some of the bravest men you could hope to meet
Tributes were paid to the sacrifices of Australian and New Zealand forces 110 years after the landings in the Dardanelles.
Company Sergeant Major Brunton of the Royal Army Medical Service carried the banner as 239 officer cadets passed out at the parade.
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The Duke of Sussex met with wounded veterans and civilians at a clinic in the Ukrainian city of Lviv.
To commemorate this milestone, the royal couple released a new portrait taken at Villa Wolkonsky in Rome during their state visit.
In a post on Instagram, the Royal Family shared images of Sophie's visit as personnel sharpened their skills.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh will attend the attestation parade for new Gurkha recruits at the British Gurkha Camp.
The royals will meet people from across Nepal, including women's rights activists and young people undertaking the Duke of Edinburgh Award.
Personnel from 222 Squadron 22 Signals Regiment have taken up duties at royal palaces for the first time in their history.
Prince Edward was met with a parade of more than 200 trainee guardsmen at the ITC Catterick in North Yorkshire.
The royal acknowledged that the legacy of black labourers had gone unrecognised for far too long despite their critical role.
The King met veteran Jim Glennie at a visit to the Gordon Highlanders Museum.
The Duchess of Edinburgh holds a number of military appointments and has a close relationship with the Armed Forces.
222 Signal Squadron will step away from their usual Nato communications role to take up ceremonial duties of guarding the Royal palaces.