Buckingham Palace has marked the close of the King and Queen's autumn tour of Antigua and Barbuda by releasing a set of new photographs – with a number of subtle tributes to their host nation.

Chris Jackson took the pictures, in which both Charles and Camilla are wearing poppies in honour of Remembrance Day on 11 November .

The King's pocket square is made from the traditional Antiguan and Barbudan Independence Day madras.

Hidden beneath Camilla's sleeve is a multi-coloured Antiguan beaded bracelet, which was made by a local artisan.

The King's colourful tie came from the collection of the late Australian comedian Barry Humphries , whose widow gave it to the monarch as a gift.

Charles and Camilla’s clothing features a number of subtle nods to Antigua and Barbuda

Humphries, who died at the age of 89 in 2023, was best known for his outspoken character Dame Edna Everage.

The Queen's turquoise chiffon dress is by British designer Anna Valentine , who is one of her favourite couturiers, while her turquoise…