The Platinum Jubilee saw a busy four days of revelry and reflection marking the Queen's seven decades on the throne. Here are the most memorable royal moments.
It's been a busy four days of revelry and reflection marking the Queen's seven decades on the throne.
The festivities began on Thursday with the Trooping the Colour parade, in honour of the Queen's official birthday, bringing huge crowds to London's Trafalgar Square and The Mall in dazzling sunshine. As RAF planes and helicopters roared overhead in a special flypast, he covered his ears and appeared to let out a scream. Waving to the crowd and pulling funny faces, the young royal amused the crowds and cemented his place as the centre of attention.But the young prince still managed to delight the crowds by pulling cheeky faces.
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