What's happened
The royal family marks the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death with private prayers and tributes.
Why it matters
The event is significant as it marks the first anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the nation's longest-serving monarch, and highlights the royal family's public display of remembrance and reflection.
What the papers say
The Independent emphasizes the private prayers and tributes by the royal family, while The Guardian focuses on the low-key commemorations and private prayers. Sky News highlights the personal reflection and the wider country's monumental year of change. Gulf News emphasizes King Charles' gratitude for public support and his vow to be of service.
How we got here
The first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death is being marked with private prayers and tributes by the royal family.
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