Sir David Frost's memorial service drew a who's who of actors, politicians, TV presenters and royalty to Westminster Abbey.
There were readings by Sir Michael Parkinson, BBC director general Tony Hall, former BBC director general Greg Dyke and Ronnie Corbett.
Joanna Lumley read a humorous sonnet that she had written with Sir Richard Stilgoe, which started: "Shall I compare thee to Sir Robin Day? No more TV-am, no Al Jazeera, We end not a career, but end an era. For now he's gone, ascended into orbit, And 'I look up to him' (quoth Ronnie Corbett)."
Prince Charles chats to Dean of Westminster Dr John Hall as he arrives with his wife Camilla for a memorial service for Sir David Frost at Westminster Abbey. Sophie, Countess of Wessex also paid her respects to the broadcaster, who died in August last yearGettySir David Frost's wife Lady Carina Fitzalan-Howard arrived at Westminster Abbey with sons Miles, Wilfred and GeorgeGettyPrince Andrew, Sarah Ferguson and Princess BeatriceGettySir John Major and Sir Menzies CampbellGettySienna Miller, Pippa Middleton and Jemima KhanGettyJoanna Lumley and Felicity KendallGettySir Michael Caine and his wife Shakira, and Simon and Yasmin Le BonGettyBetty Boothroyd, Cherie Blair and Alastair CampbellGettyStephen Fry and Carol VordermanGettyBarry Cryer and Dennis NordenGettyEamonn Holmes, Anne Robinson and Melvyn BraggGettyAndrew Neil and Susan Nilsson, and Sir Terry Wogan and his wife HelenGettyEsther Rantzen and Ronnie CorbettGettyJohn Sergeant, Andrew Marr and Peter SissonsGettyDavid Walliams and his wife Lara Stone, and Rory Bremner and his wife Tessa Campbell FraserGettyLord Sebastian Coe and Lord Norman FosterGettyAnn Widdecombe and Dame Margaret BeckettGetty
