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The crowds heard archive recordings of the Queen speaking about the future of the planet in 1989 during her Christmas Message.
The royal family celebrated the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee by turning out to watch the BBC’s star-studded concert on Saturday night.
King George III is the Queen’s great-great-great-great grandfather.
Famous faces praised the monarch in pre-recorded video messages during the special Jubilee event.
A survey suggests Boris Johnson’s party is trailing Labour by 20 points ahead of the Wakefield by-election on June 23.
The joke came only a day after Boris Johnson was booed when arriving at another Platinum Jubilee celebration at St Paul’s Cathedral.
The Queen and Paddington bear introduced the band by tapping out the beat of We Will Rock You on teacups.
The monarch appeared alongside the digitally animated character in secretly recorded footage which aired at the BBC’s Platinum Party at the Palace.
Thousands queued in The Mall for much of the day for the musical tribute in honour of the Queen’s 70-year reign.
Some 22,000 people are marking the historic occasion outside the royal residence.
Dmitri Kovtun was one of two men who a UK inquiry ruled had laced the former Russian spy’s tea with a rare radioactive substance in 2006.
The special concert celebrating the Queen’s 70-year Jubilee will be broadcast live on BBC One on Saturday evening.
The Duchess of Cambridge was seen at the bedside of seven-day-old Florence Charlotte Rose Clements.
The budget airline confirmed ‘a small portion’ of flights were cancelled on Saturday from Gatwick and Schiphol aiports.
Pro-vegan climate group Animal Rebellion said six women entered the area wearing sashes reading ‘Animal Justice’.
The monarch did not attend the major sporting event on Saturday, opting to view it on television from Windsor Castle.
The number of cancelled trains is expected to rise.
Dozens of Cardigan Welsh corgis and Pembroke Welsh corgis were brought to the event.
The Met’s Directorate of Professional Standards is investigating the incident.
The Prince and Princess took to the stage to have a go at conducting and operating the lighting and sound system.