As his father the King, and brother William, lead the nation's remembrance at the Cenotaph, Harry pays his own respects... 70 miles apart from his family in a quiet market town...
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London remained covered in thick fog at half past ten in the morning on the day of the national remembrance ceremony. The Massed Bands of the Household Division appeared in their bearskin caps and sounded calls to wake the gathered crowd. Members of the royal family, including the king and Prince William, led the official observance at the Cenotaph. Prince Harry stood apart from his relatives, observing the event from a small market town about seventy miles away. The ceremony continued despite the weather conditions.
London was still shrouded in a blanket of fog at 10.30am yesterday when the Massed Bands of the Household Division in their bearskin caps roused the assembled public.