Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall attend D-Day services in Normandy

Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall have attended a church service in Normandy, France.

As D-Day 75th anniversary commemorations continue, The Prince of Wales represented the British Royal Family at the service inside Bayeux Cathedral, organised by the national Royal British Legion.

The service was also attended by UK Prime Minister Theresa May as well as 150 veterans from the Normandy landings of WWII in 1944.

The sombre day for the couple continues as they attend the Royal British Legion Service of Remembrance at the Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery at Bayeux.

Following the service, they will meet veterans of the Second World War.

Prince Charles opted for a suit instead of uniform for the event but was adorned in his medals on his chest.

While the Duchess of Cornwall wore a white coat dress and hat for the occasion.

On Wednesday, Prince Charles attended commemorations in Portsmouth, UK alongside his mother, the Queen and world leaders from the Allied Nations.

Also marking the significant anniversary on Thursday is Princes William and Harry.

The Duke of Cambridge, who laid a wreath at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, UK.

While the Duke of Sussex is meeting with veterans who were unable to make it to Normandy or Portsmouth for the official commemorations, visiting Chelsea Pensioners at the Founder's Day Parade in London.