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The Queen undertook her first official visit outside the castle’s walls for the first time since November 8. The monarch attended today a service at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission Air Forces memorial at Runnymede.

With this rare engagement, she marked the centenary of the Royal Australian Air Force.

The monarch was all smiles as she left her car and shook hands with an official at Runnymede Air Forces Memorial.

During her visit, the Queen also viewed panels with names of Australian war dead and a display of fallen airmen and women.

The monarch carried out only three official visits since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

In October, she visited Porton Down with Prince William to officially open the new Energetics Analysis Centre and thank staff at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory for their pivotal work during the pandemic and the investigation over the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal. 

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