King Charles appears moved during heartfelt rendition of the national anthem at Festival of Remembrance - as he is joined by Prince George and the Princess of Wales in paying emotional tribute to the fallen

King Charles was visibly moved during a rendition of "God Save the King" at the Festival of Remembrance. The event, organized by the Royal British Legion and marking 80 years since the end of World War II, was attended by thousands, including veterans and members of the royal family. Prince George made his debut at the festival alongside his mother, the Princess of Wales, both paying solemn tributes to the fallen. The King, who became patron of the Royal British Legion last year, was seen waving to the crowd after the national anthem. The ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall also included a two-minute silence, during which poppy petals fell from the ceiling, and featured performances by artists like Sir Rod Stewart and Sam Ryder. This appearance by the Princess of Wales marked her first public outing since Prince Andrew was stripped of his titles. Prince George, dressed in a suit, sat attentively with his mother, who wore a distinctive black dress adorned with an HMS brooch and a handmade poppy. The Princess of Wales was observed speaking to and pointing out details to her son during the performances. The festival also highlighted the res... download the app to read more