King Charles and Camilla greet well-wishers after private church service alongside Princess Margaret's grandchildren - as royals lead tributes and nation comes together to remember Queen Elizabeth one

The King and Queen today attended a special service at Crathie Kirk to commemorate the life of the late Queen Elizabeth - and appeared moved by warm-wishes from crowds who also gathered to mark the anniversary of her death. The King looked emotional as he left Crathie Kirk having paid a moving tribute to his adored mother as the nation marks the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's death today. Camilla clutches flowers handed to them by well wishers King Charles speaks with people at Crathie Kirk near Balmoral, collecting bouquets and cards from schoolchildren The royal couple leave today's memorial service also attended by other royals Crowds watching the Changing of the Guard ceremony at Buckingham Palace in London, on the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death today The gun salute to mark the anniversary of Britain's King Charles' accession takes place in Hyde Park today The band of the Grenadier Guards march in Hyde Park, London ahead of a Gun Royal Salute King Charles has paid a moving tribute to his adored mother as the nation marks the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's death. Pictured: King Charles arriving at Crathie Parish Church, Balmoral today Queen Camilla arrives with her husband The King speaks to the clergy as he enters the church with his wife Samuel and Arthur Chatto were among other royals at the service Charles and Camilla will spend the rest of the day with family King Charles III and Queen Camilla meet estate staff as they leave Crathie Parish Church Charles spoke briefly to estate staff he recognised He also spoke to local schoolchildren and joked about them needing to return to class The Queen's adored niece Lady Sarah Chatto leaves with her sons Royal staff from Balmoral and mourners following the service as they head back to the house William and Kate have travelled to Wales to grieve Queen Elizabeth's passing and shared their own favourite pictures of the late monarch and said: 'Today we remember the extraordinary life and legacy of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth. Julia Davies from the Cotswolds lays flowers outside the Buckingham Palace A woman lays flowers outside the Buckingham Palace on the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death Former Head Groom Terry Pendry walks the Queen's favourite fell pony Emma at Windsor Castle today Emma bows her head as the Queen's coffin passes aboard the State Hearse, travels up The Long Walk in Windsor on September 19, 2022 Charles kisses the hand of his mother, Queen Elizabeth, after she presented him with a Royal Horticultural Society Victoria Medal of Honour in May 2009 The King will spend today and tonight at Balmoral Castle where his mother died a year ago Queen Elizabeth welcomes Liz Truss during an audience at Balmoral, Scotland, in September last year Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said the long queues through the night to see the late Queen lying in state had shown that she 'always enjoyed a special bond with her people'.