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King and Queen among thousands at VE Day anniversary
The King and Queen have paid their respects to Britain's war dead at a service to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
The royal couple were among 2,000 people – including 78 veterans – who attended the ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London. The thanksgiving service, which included music and readings, paused at midday for a national two-minute silence in memory of those who died.
Other attendees included the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and some of his Downing Street predecessors, including David Cameron and Boris Johnson. The King laid a wreath, which featured the message "We will never forget.
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