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The Reds took off from RAF Waddington, performing their flypast for the King 40 minutes later.

Buckingham Palace tonight released a series of official images to commemorate the Coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla.

As the eyes of the world are fixed on King Charles and Queen Camilla, MailOnline charts how the world celebrated one of Britains most historic days in royal history

Anointed with holy oil and enthroned on St. Edward’s chair, King Charles III was crowned Saturday in a solemn ritual that stretches back more than a millennium but unfolded with multiple concessions to the modern age.

Looking down the nose of the scarlet jet, streets and skyscrapers unfold as the plane speeds towards its destination.

Shocking footage shows the moment an out-of-control horse careered backwards into a crowd of people during the Coronation procession.

Wedding? >> there you have the planes. >> its been scaled back to helicopters and the red arrow, the acrobatic team of the royal air force. people all over the country, this is my highlight of my summer, a performance by the red arrows where i went on holiday every year. this symbolism, the beauty -- fingers crossed if they manage to take off here. >> the biggest crowd -- >> waited fwith baited breath. >> they didnt keep the concord for this event. when concord was decommissioned, there was talk...

The coronation, the first since Queen Elizabeth II’s in 1953, was a royal spectacle of the kind that only Britain still stages.

Ever since she was 14 months old, she was still marveling at it. >> were going to have a reduced fly-pass. its going to be reduced. i dont know reduced by how much. >> slimmed down. >> well, yes, slimmed down because of the weather. >> are we going to see the red arrows? >> i have no idea. how many of you have actually done this and been in that crowd? >> i have. >> i couldnt. >> its amazing. >> i slept on the streets. by the way, that looks like a red arrow, julia. i wouldnt put money on it. it...

The Red Arrows are expected to make a flypast to celebrate King Charles III Coronation on Saturday, May 6.