Armistice Day: Queen attends Festival of Remembrance
The Queen and senior royals went to a recognition show at the Royal Albert Hall on the eve of Armistice Day.
The yearly Festival of Remembrance in London, which celebrates the war dead, included exhibitions from Sir Tom Jones and Sheridan Smith.
It came in front of Remembrance Sunday on 11 November, which this year points a long time since the finish of World War One.
The dukes and duchesses of Cambridge and Sussex, and Prime Minister Theresa May were among the gathering of people.
The royals remained as a great many individuals in the gathering of people held up photographs of World War One troopers - including Mrs May and spouse Philip who held pictures of two of her precursors.
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Poppies tumbled from the roof of the notorious setting, after the Last Post was played.
Furthermore, the royals gave an overwhelming applause to Chelsea Pensioners and deprived relatives who strolled onto the stage.
The occasion was composed by military philanthropy the Royal British Legion as a "thank you to all who served, relinquished and changed our reality". It is being communicated on BBC One.
The show saw exhibitions from Welsh artist Bryn Terfel, who sang Amazing Grace, and also previous McFly stars Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones who sang a melody written to praise the RAF centennial.
Sheridan Smith sang Are You Just Sleeping, while British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason - who won BBC Young Musician of the Year in 2016 - played a variant of Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen.
The Kingdom Choir, who performed at Prince Harry and Meghan's wedding, sang an adaptation of the Lord's Prayer.
The group of onlookers applauded as individuals from the Armed Forces walked into the focal point of the scene and assembled in development.
The yearly Festival of Remembrance in London, which celebrates the war dead, included exhibitions from Sir Tom Jones and Sheridan Smith.
It came in front of Remembrance Sunday on 11 November, which this year points a long time since the finish of World War One.
The dukes and duchesses of Cambridge and Sussex, and Prime Minister Theresa May were among the gathering of people.
The royals remained as a great many individuals in the gathering of people held up photographs of World War One troopers - including Mrs May and spouse Philip who held pictures of two of her precursors.
In pictures: Poppies in front of Armistice Day
England's most seasoned individual offers recollections of WW1 finishing
Poppies tumbled from the roof of the notorious setting, after the Last Post was played.
Furthermore, the royals gave an overwhelming applause to Chelsea Pensioners and deprived relatives who strolled onto the stage.
The occasion was composed by military philanthropy the Royal British Legion as a "thank you to all who served, relinquished and changed our reality". It is being communicated on BBC One.
The show saw exhibitions from Welsh artist Bryn Terfel, who sang Amazing Grace, and also previous McFly stars Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones who sang a melody written to praise the RAF centennial.
Sheridan Smith sang Are You Just Sleeping, while British cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason - who won BBC Young Musician of the Year in 2016 - played a variant of Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen.
The Kingdom Choir, who performed at Prince Harry and Meghan's wedding, sang an adaptation of the Lord's Prayer.
The group of onlookers applauded as individuals from the Armed Forces walked into the focal point of the scene and assembled in development.
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