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After months of preparation, the Platinum Jubilee celebrations are finally here, celebrating the Queen’s historic 70 years on the throne. Marked by a long four-day weekend in the UK, the milestone anniversary is being fêted up and down the country with parties and special events, from afternoon teas and outdoor picnics to a big Jubilee concert.
The royal family are going to be out in force, attending various celebrations across the UK and meeting with local communities – from the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visiting Cardiff Castle to Princess Anne taking a trip to Edinburgh Zoo. But first, the celebratory weekend will kick off with the official Trooping the Colour parade, which will see the whole family gather in London, and all senior working royals make that famous appearance on the Buckingham Palace balcony.
Below, we bring you all the Platinum Jubilee highlights, as they happen:
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Princess Eugenie, Jack Brooksbank and Prince Harry reunite and enjoy a joke at the historic Thanksgiving Service for the Queen.
The Duchess of Cambridge wears a yellow coat dress by Emilia Wickstead as she arrives at the Service of Thanksgiving to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee at St Paul’s Cathedral.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrive at the Service of Thanksgiving as part of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations for the Queen at St Paul’s Cathedral.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex wave to the crowds as they arrive for the Service of Thanksgiving for the Queen’s 70 year reign.
Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank greet Princess Beatrice as they arrive for the Platinum Jubilee service for the Queen.
Princess Beatrice and husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi arrive at the service at St Paul’s cathedral hand-in-hand.
Zara Tindall wears a pink coat dress and matching hat as she and husband Mike arrive for the service at St Paul’s Cathedral
The Queen prepares to launch the Commonwealth Nations globe to start the lighting of the principal beacon outside Buckingham Palace, from the Quadrangle at Windsor Castle.
Starting from Windsor Castle, more than 2,800 beacons were lit across the UK, including atop the four highest peaks, as well as on the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, and British Overseas Territories. Flaming tributes will also be seen in 54 Commonwealth capitals across five continents.
A trail of lights were illuminated across the Quadrangle at Windsor Castle.
The Tree of Trees, by designer Thomas Heatherwick, is illuminated as the principal beacon outside Buckingham Palace.
Prince William attends a ceremony to mark the lighting of the principal beacon at Buckingham Palace, alongside Nicholas Bacon, chair of the Queen’s Green Canopy.
Images of the Queen from throughout her reign are projected on the front of Buckingham Palace.
The Queen enjoys the special flypast as Prince Louis covers his ears from the noise on the balcony at Buckingham Palace.
The queen speaks with Prince Louis on the balcony with Charles, Kate and William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte during the Trooping of Colour.
The Duchess of Cambridge waves at spectators as she arrived in the top carriage with Camilla and her children, Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte.
Prince William arrives on horseback at the Trooping of Colour, the Queen’s Birthday Parade, as his family arrive in the top carriage.
Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte make their carriage debut and wave to the crowds as they lead the procession for the Queen’s Birthday Parade.
Princess Eugenie meets Edward Roberts, the winner of a competition to design the official Platinum Jubilee emblem.
She was also shown a selection of the other emblem entrants, which are on display at the V&A Museum.
Fans gather along The Mall ahead of the Trooping the Colour parade.
Union Jack flags decorate the streets of London ahead of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Portraits of the Queen are hung outside the British embassy in Paris.
Andy Warhol’s famous diamond-dusted artwork of the Queen is prepared for sale at Philips auction house.
One of eight London buses which has been given a special celebratory makeover for the long weekend.
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