Sophie Rhys-Jones

Prince William placed a wreath on the memorial to British Soliders killed in Afghanistan during a Remembrance Day ceremony at Camp Bastion yesterday. Prince Harry paid his respects to those soldiers who have died in the conflict at the Wootton Bassett Field of Remembrance last week. In London, the Queen marked the day of remembrance by laying the first wreath at the Cenotaph. She was joined by her sons Prince Charles and Prince Edward, and their wives Camilla Parker Bowles and Sophie Rhys-Jones. The three party leaders Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg and David Cameron also paid their respects. William has been in uniform for several occasions recently, and donned a suit to attend his friend's wedding with Kate Middleton. The mounting speculation about a Christmas engagment has taken another twist, as Wills has reportedly volunteered to work over Christmas, thus missing the royal Sandringham gathering.

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The royal family were back on dry land in Scrabster, Scotland yesterday, after a ten day cruise on the Hebridean Princess. The Queen, Prince Charles, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie walked together at the harbour, while married couple Autumn and Peter Phillips stayed close. Beatrice enjoyed her own bikini boat break last month. The group took the trip to celebrate the 60th birthday of Princess Anne next month and Prince Andrew's 50th birthday earlier this year. Prince Philip, Prince Edward and Sophie Rhys-Jones also attended.

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The glamorous dresses were out in force yesterday for the opening of Royal Ascot. Amanda Holden, Danielle Lineker, Holly Valance, Simon Cowell and Michael Owen attended the first day of races. FabUK wants to know which headgear is most fab? The Queen wore yet another hat, after wearing formal attire for the Order of the Garter and celebrating her official birthday at Saturday's Trooping the Colour. She was joined by Prince Philip and Sophie Rhys-Jones, as well as lots of other famous faces, including Kate Silverton, Bear Grylls and Nick Knowles. To get in the mood for all things equine, take my quiz on celeb horse riders.

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Prince Harry and Prince William were on different continents yesterday, both undertaking official duties. GQ's King of Cool Harry was at a garden party at the British High Commission in Botswana, while Wills was at the Order of the Garter Ceremony at Windsor Castle. He wore a splendid plume, just like last year, and will now join his younger brother for their joint tour of Southern Africa. Harry missed out on the weekend's Trooping the Colour, and both of them will miss Royal Ascot which starts today. At least they've got the World Cup to enjoy!

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The Queen was surrounded by her family on Buckingham Palace's balcony as she watched the fly over during Trooping the Colour on Saturday. Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, who have been stripped of their police bodyguards, rode in a carriage with their father Prince Andrew, following Sarah Ferguson's access for cash scandal. Prince William waved to the crowds, before travelling to Africa with Prince Harry this week. Wills arrived with Camilla, and Prince Charles also celebrated his mother's official birthday alongside his brother Prince Edward and his wife Sophie. The Queen celebrated her actual birthday in April by releasing unseen baby pictures, and since then she's been busy with politics and flower shows.

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The Royal family were full of smiles as they arrived for the Christmas Day service at Sandringham Church in King's Lynn. Members of the public lined the snowy path to welcome the Queen and her family, with the female members like Autumn Phillips, Zara Phillips, Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Princess Anne, Camilla Parker Bowles and Sophie Rhys-Jones all wearing an array of colourful hats. Prince William kept clean-shaven for the service, unlike last Christmas when he debuted a full beard which didn't last long! Wills, who slept rough earlier this month for homeless charity Centrepoint, was joined by Prince Harry, Prince Charles, Camilla and other members of royalty, whom lots of you would have liked to spend Christmas with. I wonder what 2010 holds in store for them.

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Prince William and the Royal family joined politicians at St Paul's Cathedral today for a commemoration service to formally mark the end of combat operations in Iraq. They led the nation in honouring Forces members who served and died in Iraq, and the Archbishop of Canterbury spoke about the war. Wills stood with Prince Charles and Camilla, and the Queen was joined by Prince Philip, Prince Edward and Sophie. Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Tony Blair were amongst the politicians at the service, and Jodie Kidd also paid her respects.

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