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Long jubilee weekend, this is a chance to pause and reflect. accommodations had been made in the hope the queen would attend. a side entrance was to be used to avoid having to climb the steep steps. however, yesterday evening, a palace statement said the queen greatly enjoyed todays birthday parade and flypast, but did experience some discomfort. taking into account the journey and activity required, her majesty, with great reluctance, has concluded that she will not attend." the prince of wales...

Joe inwood, bbc news, kyiv. buckingham palace has announced that queen elizabeth will miss fridays national service of thanksgiving in london because of mobility difficulties. a statement said the 96—year—old monarch had greatly enjoyed thursdays platinum jubilee events, but that shed experienced some discomfort. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell looks back on a day of celebration. fanfare windsor castle this evening. the queen was present to light the first of the jubilee beacons. b...

Now shifts to here — st pauls cathedral for the national service of thanksgiving. the queens faith has always been central to how shes lived her life. and among the pop concerts, the pomp and the pageantry of this long jubilee weekend, this is a chance to pause and reflect. accommodations had been made in the hope the queen would attend. a side entrance was to be used to avoid having to climb the steep steps. however, yesterday evening, a palace statement said the queen greatly enjoyed todays ...

Had greatly enjoyed thursdays birthday parade and flypast at the palace, but that shed experienced some discomfort. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell looks back on a day of celebration that culminated in the symbolic lighting of a series ofjubilee beacons. windsor castle this evening. the queen was present to light the first of the jubilee beacons. the jubilee beacons. but in a surprise development, buckingham palace has said the queen will not now be able to attend the service of thank...

Of cronenberg body horror, and i understand that im not selling this to you very well, the last act is really fun because its twisted and strange and, you know, kind of company of wolves and altered states and all that sort of stuff. and i really enjoyed just how far out there its willing to be. i mean, its not a film thats hedging its bets. its kind of ok, if youve come this far, lets just go the whole hog. and i enjoyed that very much. i also liked the sound. i think one of the reasons youre c...

But dont go away though, dan, because i want to stay on the subject of news and with thejubilee taking centre stage from many of our broadcasters, specifically royal news and how its covered. chris shipp is the royal editorfor itv news. jonny diamond, one of the bbc�*s royal correspondents. and laura clancy, author of running the family firm, is also here. laura is also a lecturer in media and sociology at lancaster university. and, johnny, as weve been hearing so much about the brilliant peop...

That is what is going to be happening. what about today? what will we see? our royal correspondent daniela relph is here with me. we are so lucky to have this weather. the balcony, i said we will see the queen at some point today. the balcony will be the focal point of events today. it is a military celebration with trooping the colour. the queen is 96, not so good at moving around. instead of the queen going to trooping the colour, trooping the colour will be coming to the queen today. she woul...

She was photographed during rehearsals this week and has made the front page. she says the parade is a highlight of the year. we do look forward to it. many years ago, we wouldnt have been part of the queens birthday parade, where the kings troop are now part, with the marching contingency, which is quite nice. the pandemic has meant the last two years being much smaller events, held at windsor castle. more intimate, enjoyed by the queen, but very different from the full spectacle well see once ...

Dates back to soldiers recognizing their battalion and at the end of the day on battlefield, colour would be passed down the ranks and people could recognize those fighting alongside. so very ancient military connotations. and the queen has life long affiliation with the armed services. >> and she likes her horses. we wont see the queen at the main event today, you see the colour, which is the flag, this year the irish guards. a real honor for any member of the military to show their colours to ...

—— the sniffer dogs. this morning it was eerily quiet with lots of security, lots of police around, checking out the scene and making sure everything is secure. you can hear the dogs working really hard stop that frisson of excitement is just beginning, as you can anticipate the stands filling up ahead of this platinum parade at the palace that will happen later today. as you were hearing daniela saying, the queen, we will see her at various points today after the trooping the colour which o...