Completing the last of her royal duties in the UK with a bang, Meghan arrived at the Commonwealth Day service wearing a bold green £1980 Emilia Wickstead cape dress.

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During the annual Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey in March last year, Camilla paired the sleek watch with an elegant purple outfit and black leather gloves.

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Earlier this year, King Charles made a point to involve Māoris in his first Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.

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The meeting followed the Home Secretary carrying out a series of engagements, including a street fair organised to celebrate Commonwealth Day and laying a brick at a 528-home housing project on the outskirts of Kigali.

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This will be the first Commonwealth Day presided over by His Majesty King Charles III as King and Head of the Commonwealth.

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