Queen starts commemoration of war dead David Cameron and wife Samantha, Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, and Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, along with British Legion supporters and serving members of the armed forces were among those in the 4,000-strong audience for the televised show, which was expected to attract more than five million viewers. The Queen appeared particularly pleased to witness an emotional reunion for one of the young members of the Poppy Girls, a group made up of daughters of servicemen who were chosen to perform this year's Poppy Appeal single The Call (No Need to Say Goodbye). Megan Adams, 10, from Stirling, was not expecting to see her father, Lieutenant Commander Billy Adams, for another three months as he has been serving with the Royal Navy in the Seychelles as part of an anti-piracy task force. However Megan, who had previously said how sad she was that her father would not see her singing at the festival, was told by Huw Edwards, the newsreader and the event's host, that he had a special guest for her. As her father walked down the steps towards his daughter, she burst into tears and shouted: "Daddy!" as she ran towards him. The audience loudly applauded the special moment, with the Queen smiling broadly and looking pleasantly surprised as she exchanged comments with Philip and Princess Anne. Mr Clegg's wife Miriam could be seen wiping away a tear as the father and daughter left the stage together. Meanwhile, Princess Beatrice attended a fund-raising dinner at the Dorchester hotel in London for the Household Cavalry Foundation and Soldiering On charity. The Queen's granddaughter was patron of the Fashion for the Brave event, held on Friday night and organised by Hilary Alexander, the Telegraph's former fashion director. On Sunday the Queen and other members of the Royal Family will lay wreaths at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. Thousands of people are expected to gather in Trafalgar Square on Monday, for Armistice Day, to hold a two-minute silence at 11am. There will also be a performance by the Poppy Girls group.