Royal Family will not hold an official public event to mark anniversary of Queen's death

However, senior members of the Royal Family will convene at Balmoral in Aberdeenshire over the summer.

Britain’s longest-reigning monarch died at the age of 96 at the Firm’s Scottish residence on September 8 last year.

Charles is following his mother’s tradition as she spent early anniversaries of her father’s death without official events.

The monarch looks set to spend the first anniversary of the Queen’s death “quietly and privately”.

King Charles and Queen Camilla are not expected to attend other commemorative events in the week of the anniversary.

The Cabinet Office has said a national memorial to the late Queen will be commissioned “in due course”.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will travel to Europe during the first anniversary of his grandmother’s death.

The Sussexes will jet off from California to Germany as the Duke plays a key role in the Invictus Games in Dusseldorf.

The couple will attend the Paralympic-style event from September 9 to 16.

Meghan looks set to moderate a farewell show for families and competitors on the final day, German newspaper Rheinische Post has claimed.

Harry will also give a closing speech for the sixth-ever Invictus Games.

It is not yet known if the couple will stop off in the United Kingdom or bring with them their children Archie and Lilibet during the two-week European trip.

The couple were protected by their own security team during their last German outing and footed the bill for the visit.

The event is also where the couple chose to make their first public appearance almost five years ago.