00:01The United Kingdom paid tribute to military service personnel on Sunday during the Festival
00:07of Remembrance, held annually to commemorate those who lost their lives in service.
00:13Britain's King Charles III led Sunday's commemorations along with other senior members
00:18of the royal family, including his son Prince William of Wales. Queen Camilla and Catherine,
00:24Princess of Wales, watched from their traditional place on a balcony of the Foreign Commonwealth
00:28and Development Office. Crowds lined London's Whitehall area as political leaders, including
00:35Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Current and former members of the armed forces and war veterans
00:40paid their respects to British and Commonwealth soldiers killed in two world wars and other
00:45conflicts. The ceremony started with a traditional two-minute silence at 11 a.m. local time, after
00:52which senior royals and political leaders laid wreaths at the Cenotaph Memorial in central London.
00:59Around 10,000 armed forces veterans took part in a march past, including 12 who served
01:05in World War II.
