King Charles attended the unveiling of the first memorial dedicated to LGBTQ+ members of the British armed forces.

King Charles unveiled the memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire dedicated to LGBT military personnel, 25 years after a ban on gay people serving in the military was lifted.

King Charles has laid flowers at the UK’s first national memorial commemorating LGBT armed forces, meeting veterans who spoke ...

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King Charles III on Monday dedicated Britain’s first national memorial to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender troops, 25 ...

The King was met at Lichfield's train station by Graham Morley, Vice-Lord Lieutenant of Staffordshire, High Sheriff of ...

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