Andrew and his family absent as British royals attend Easter service

Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the ​traditional Easter service at Windsor Castle on Sunday, joined by heir to the throne Prince William.

LONDON — Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla attended the ​traditional Easter service at Windsor Castle on Sunday, joined by his eldest son and heir to the throne Prince William, wife Catherine, and their three children at St George's ⁠Chapel.

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The Easter Matins service is an important fixture in the calendar of the king, who is supreme governor of the Church of England.

The Dean of Windsor, Christopher Cocksworth, greeted Charles and Camilla, who wore a red ⁠hat and coat, as they ​arrived ⁠for the Easter Matins, which was also attended by Prince Edward and Anne, the Princess Royal, and other royals.