Sir Keir Starmer has found himself in an awkward royal moment after unknowingly breaking protocol during a VE Day service while trying to help Queen Camilla. It happened at a military parade in central London to mark 80 years since the end of World War II in Europe, where the Queen was seen looking around for a water bottle while seated next to King Charles.
Noticing her search, the Prime Minister stepped in. He gently tapped Queen Camilla to get her attention, spotted the bottle, and handed it to her, clearly trying to be helpful. But despite the good intentions, the gesture technically crossed a long-established royal line.
