Concert. it was superb, wasn t it? the platinum jubilee concert. it was superb, wasn t it? the platinumjubilee party concert. it was superb, wasn t it? the platinum jubilee party at the palace. queen were there not the queen, but queen. diana ross, sir rod stewart, george azharullah, elbow, diversity and that beautiful cameo from paddington bear. 0ur entertainment correspondent steffan powell has all the best bits. # ain t no mountain high enough. a. how parties have this sort of aligner? a lineup. # notorious. diana ross, duran duran with nile rodgers, andrea bocelli and many more on the same bill, playing on
Let s take a look at some of today s front pages. most of them lead on that moment between the queen and paddington bear, which opened the platinum party at the palace. the mail on sunday headline: the sunday times has the same image and describes the sketch as: the sunday express focuses on prince charles speech, in which he paid tribute to the queen on behalf of the nation. the headline reads: and the sunday mirror leads on the other queen which featured in yesterday s show, the band, of course. the paper has a picture of the queen guitarist brian may kicking off the show under the headline: it was a fantastic concert. we will be back at buckingham palace shortly. stay with us, much more to
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We re joined now by our royal correspondent sarah campbell. you are lucky enough to be at the concert last night. what would you pick out as a highlight? it concert last night. what would you pick out as a highlight? pick out as a highlight? it was astonishing. pick out as a highlight? it was astonishing, i pick out as a highlight? it was astonishing, i was pick out as a highlight? it was astonishing, i was looking - pick out as a highlight? it was l astonishing, i was looking back pick out as a highlight? it was - astonishing, i was looking back at daniela s pictures, and there were so many highlights. the drones above in the sky, amazing. prince william talked about the fact that buckingham palace makes for a massive imax screen, the projections were really astonishing but there were really astonishing but there were also some really poignant moments. let s talk about paddington bear, for a start. i don t think there was a dry eye in the house when he said thanks for everything, to launch the party here at the palace. it was amazing. who knew that you could top daniel craig? apparently you can. prince charles s speech, clearly written by him, felt very heartfelt. it was accompanied by a lot of images of the queen, past and present, the words that she
Grand finale of thejubilee weekend, the big lunch, with more that 16,000 st parties being held across the country. and then the pageant down the mall, a trip down memory lane and a look to the future, all with some eccentric touches. parties and pageants the crowdpleasing and to this platinum jubilee extravaganza. end. we re joined now by our royal correspondent sarah campbell. and you were actually at this concert, the rest of us were watching on tv. it was stunning. it watching on tv. it was stunning. it was absolutely stunning. if you asked me what were the highlights, there was highlight after highlight after highlight. first of all, the backdrop here. we have been talking about what an amazing set it was, but oh my goodness. when you saw the projections on it, the drones going up, the corgi, everything was so amazing. but as daniela said in her
Come on the programme this morning. good morning. i m here at buckingham palace. you can just see the mall and how clear it is compared with last night. watching on tv, you could see big screens along the mall so that people who were thronged right down it could watch the concert in front of buckingham palace. nowhere to be seen this morning, they will have been working all through the night, as they still are. you can see them. it seems bizarre because they were actually 22,000 people here for that
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