Prince George has joined his mother, the Princess of Wales, for his first Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall. Back in May, he accompanied both his parents to a veteran's tea party at Buckingham Palace marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

Prince George, second in line to the throne, attends his first Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall.

A truly fantastic evening. Thank you for being there

Thank you Poppy Cabs !

The First World War miraculously produced all sorts of high culture. But every year on this day it is worth watching the ending of the greatest sitcom, which somehow managed to catch the tone of remembrance exactly, perfectly right.

My Great Uncle Joe, who signed up aged 15 and first saw action at Gallipoli, was sent to the Labour Corps which became Commonwealth War Graves... He had to find these people. A powerful post...

Look at this magnificent creation, made by a 15 year-old, who has been crocheting since he was nine. This took him around a month to make, for Remembrance Day. He has a Facebook page if you want to go check out his creations, Stanley's Crochet Workshop! 📸 Kristina Jackson.

They didn't want my blood, but they probably want yours! I went to give blood today, but due to a v minor medical issue they couldn't take it. Yet they told me they do need donors. As I couldn't help by giving, instead, I thought i'd publicise this... blood.co.uk

We are pleased to announce the recipients of The King’s Award for Voluntary Service 2025. Make sure to look through #KAVS2025 to see all the amazing groups awarded this year. You can also find a list of all this year's awardees on our website: kavs.dcms.gov.uk/awardees/

Huge congratulations to Wallingford BunkFest winning the #KAVS today. Lord Ed Vaizey you may remember their great beer!

There will be people in your life who say you have too many books. Those are not your people.

#Whamageddon begins. Who’s in?

Only been up for five minutes and already I’m a fluffy mighty pine 🎄✨💅 Haters gonna hate, but let’s remember this beautiful tradition and let’s hope it continues forever ❤️ Will yule be coming to my ceremony this Thursday?! 🎉✨

If you know someone who’s having a hard time coping with grief, now might be a good time to check in. We’re here to help in any way we can, as you deal with the impact of losing someone – reach out to us on 0808 802 8080, 8am-8pm seven days a week.

Watch now - Silent Night: On the Frontline. A Christmas advert by the Royal Navy. #Christmas2025

Let’s get something straight, these lights are traditional Norwegian Christmas decorations 🎄✨Did yule know, back in 1947, Norway sent a Christmas Tree as a symbol of gratitude for Britain’s support during WWII and a way to celebrate the special friendship between countries 😍

There are other trees in London, but this one is the most important. Every year since WWII it is donated by Norway to UK in thanks for the help that the UK gave Norway in WWII and every year it is decorated the same way and unveiled the same way by every Mayor of London since.

This is next-level textile wizardry.

One minute of loveliness (for a change). Credit: India Rose Crawford