Queen seen in first official engagement since missing Remembrance Sunday service

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The Queen held a face-to-face audience with General Sir Nick Carter, the chief of the defence staff, as he prepares to step down from his role as the armed forces chief at the end of the month.

The Queen was seen standing and smiling at Windsor Castle as she welcomed Carter to Windsor castle.

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