King Charles will reportedly break a tradition set by his mother the late Queen when he leads the nation at his first Remembrance Sunday service as monarch.
His Majesty is set to lay a wreath on behalf of the country at the Cenotaph in Central London in the annual Remembrance ceremony on November 13. The ceremony was said to be a key event in the late Queen's diary and she only missed it on a handful of occasions during her 70-year reign. Her wreath featured around 90 poppies and was either laid by her personally or on her behalf in latter years by Charles.
