King celebrates his Coronation anniversary: Royal Family asks fans to share ... trends now

The Royal Family today asked people for their favourite memories of King Charles III and Queen Camilla's Coronation on the first anniversary of the momentous day.

Gun salutes will be heard across London today in celebration of the coronation, with 41 volleys fired at noon by the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery from Green Park.

One hour later the Honourable Artillery Company will fire a 62-gun salute from Tower Wharf - an extra 21 for the City of London. Gun salutes will also take place at Cardiff Castle, Edinburgh Castle, Hillsborough Castle and at York's Museum Gardens.

Charles is thought to want to mark the anniversary 'in his mother's mould' with very little fuss, as his accession is so bound with the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

And the Royal Family account tweeted this morning: 'Today marks the first anniversary of The King and Queen's Coronation in Westminster Abbey.

'As well as the service itself, the Coronation Weekend saw a carriage procession through central London, a fly-past, a Royal Salute by 4,000 troops in the gardens of Buckingham Palace, a Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle and a UK-wide volunteering initiative. What's your favourite memory of the weekend?'

It comes as the Archbishop of Canterbury praises Charles' 'sense of duty' as he returned to public-facing events following his cancer diagnosis.

Charles attended three events last week as he resumed public-facing royal duties, indicating the positive effect of the cancer treatment he is receiving as an outpatient.

Justin Welby said anointing and crowning the King during last year's ceremony was the 'privilege of a lifetime', and he paid tribute to the King's 'openness in sharing his condition' - a 'characteristic of his willingness to help and support others'.

Mr Welby said in a statement: 'As we mark a year since the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, we celebrate their service and give

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