Harry attends Brackley service as royals gather at Cenotaph

Prince Harry attended a Remembrance Sunday service in Brackley, Northamptonshire, on November 8, while King Charles III and other senior royals took part in the national ceremony at the Cenotaph in London. Reports of Harry’s appearance said he wore military medals and a poppy. It is not established that the Palace formally barred him from the London event.

The royal family joined the Cenotaph service, where the King led a two-minute silence at 11 a.m. The palace said the family stood with people at ceremonies in the United Kingdom and elsewhere to remember those who died in world wars and other conflicts. Senior politicians and veterans also attended the London ceremony.

Accounts of Harry’s appearance in Brackley said he was at the town’s local commemoration on the same day. One onlooker, quoted in a report, said Harry watched the service and later greeted people in the market. That account was not independently corroborated in the other reports. His wife, Meghan, and their children were not reported to be with him at the service.

Former palace press secretary Dickie Arbiter said the Cenotaph event was for working royals and that Harry, as a non-working royal, could not attend....