Queen Elizabeth kept in mind as weapon salutes set to call out for King Charles

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
With gun salutes and tolling bells, Britain is marking the first anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the ascension of King
Charles III, who remembered his mother as a symbol of stability during her 70-year reign.Charles and Queen Camilla are observing the
anniversary at the family estate in Scotland and attended a service of remembrance at a small church nearby, where the late queen
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The picture by Cecil Beaton, a noted fashion photographer who often shot members of the royal family, shows Elizabeth in the robes of the
outpouring of national mourning as hundreds of thousands of people filed past her coffin to honor the only monarch most had ever
figure whose constant presence helped unify Britain as it negotiated the end of empire and the growth of a modern, multi-cultural nation
fueled by immigrants from around the world
Her death triggered questions about the future of the monarchy.But Charles has moved smoothly into his new role, avoiding controversy and
concentrating on building bridges between the four nations that comprise the United Kingdom and the myriad ethnic and religious groups that
east side of the capital and Green Park near Buckingham Palace
visit to Britain.Harry traveled to London from his home in California on Thursday to take part in the annual awards ceremony sponsored by
WellChild, which helps seriously ill children get the treatment they need at home rather than in a hospital