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Princess Catherine and Princess Anne Lead ANZAC Day Commemorations in London
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Princess Catherine and Princess Anne Lead ANZAC Day Commemorations in London

Princess Catherine and Princess Anne led ANZAC Day commemorations in London on Saturday, attending services at Westminster Abbey and Wellington Arch to honor Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought in the 1915 Battle of Gallipoli. The ceremonies included wreath-laying, readings of wartime poetry, and the playing of the last post, marking the centenary of the campaign that claimed more than 100,000 lives.

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