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Jubilant revellers raised a glass to the Queen for her Platinum Jubilee as they packed out pubs and bars on Thursday before the raucous celebrations continued into the early hours.
Up and down the country, boozy Britons did not shy away from getting in the partying mood as they flocked to pubs to make the most of the four-day weekend.
Photographs showed eager revellers toasting Her Majesty as they packed the streets outside bars and danced the night away as jovial Jubilee celebrations got into full swing.
LEEDS: Jubilant revellers raised a glass to the Queen for her Platinum Jubilee as they packed out pubs and bars on Thursday before the raucous celebrations continued into the early hours
LONDON: Up and down the country, boozy Britons did not shy away from getting in the partying mood as they flocked to pubs to make the most of the four-day weekend
LEEDS: Photographs showed eager revellers toasting Her Majesty as they packed the streets outside bars and danced the night away as jovial Jubilee celebrations got into full swing
MANCHESTER: Revellers hit the town and were seen having a good time and enjoying the extended bank holiday
NEWCASTLE: Determined revellers did not let rainy weather get in the way of letting them celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
In Leeds, crowds of Britons were seen throwing their arms around each other as the merrymaking spilled out of venues
Groups of women dressed to the nines as they headed out for a fun-filled evening and held up Union Jack bunting as the night got into full swing
In Leeds, crowds of Britons were seen throwing their arms around each other as the merrymaking spilled out of venues while in London, crowds packed on to the streets as they didn’t want to miss out on the fun-filled night.
And in Newcastle, residents did not let a heavy downpour of rain dampen their partying spirits as they still flocked out to bars, while crowds in Manchester also made the most of the long weekend.
And festivities continued into the early hours of Friday morning after partygoers spent the day packing out parks and the streets as they held massive parties fit for a Queen.
Earlier in the day, photographs showed eager Britons hosting street parties, erecting metres-long tables and decorating their homes with Union Jack bunting as they pulled out all the stops to mark the occasion.
And festivities continued into the early hours of Friday morning after partygoers (pictured in Leeds) spent the day packing out parks and the streets as they held massive parties fit for a Queen
Crowds of revellers in Newcastle appeared to be in excellent spirits despite the rainy weather as they enjoyed a fun-filled night celebrating
Hardy revellers brave the teeming rain, determined to make the most of the four-day weekend by enjoying a night out in Jesmond, Newcastle
One partygoer took their fancy dress outfit to the maximum as they wore a Union Jack sequinned dress and colourful feathered scarfs, while other partygoers in Manchester were seen having a blast
Groups gathered on the streets of Soho as they flocked into bars and pubs to celebrate the Jubilee on Thursday
Elsewhere across England’s capital, crowds packed on to the streets as they didn’t want to miss out on the fun-filled night
Crowds were seen laughing and chatting outside The Three Greyhounds in Soho, London, on the first day of the bank holiday weekend
A group of partygoers craftily used a Union Jack to cover their heads from the downpour in Newcastle on Thursday
Massive crowds were seen gathering outside pubs and bars in Soho, London, as merrymaking spilled out from the packed venues
Revellers in Newcastle found endless ways to pay tribute to the Queen as they held Union Jacks and wore royal masks while they battled the downpour
Britons enjoyed the longer opening hours in Soho, London, on Thursday and enjoyed the warm weather as they opted to sit outside
Impressive crowds formed outside Comptons in London’s Soho as crowds were eager to join Jubilee celebrations
Londoners at The Three Greyhounds sat outside and enjoyed drinks before celebrations continued into the early hours of Friday morning
Crowds in Newcastle did not let heavy rain dampen their partying spirits as they flocked out to celebrate on Thursday
Eager revellers packed out parks on afternoon before flocking to pubs and bars (pictured in Soho, London) to continue the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations into the night
Around 200 residents in the village of Little Shelford in Cambridgeshire enjoyed a tea party on a 60-metre-long table outside the village hall on Thursday, with most of the residents flocking out to join the festivities.
In Manchester’s Canal Street, the entire street was covered in Union Jacks and red, white and blue bunting, which were hung from the trees to the bars just above those sat enjoying a bank holiday beverage.
Nell Gwynn’s tearoom in Windsor had a special painting of the Queen placed front and centre in the shop front window, surrounded by some Platinum Jubilee bunting.
And around 500 people took to Middleton Street in Llandrindod, Wales, for a Platinum Jubilee street party, with attendees wearing party hats with Union Jacks on them to mark the occasion.
Elsewhere, more eager revellers packed out parks on Thursday afternoon before flocking to pubs and bars to continue the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations into the night.
Partying and festivities spilled out on to the street outside the Dog and Duck pub in Soho, London, on Thursday after residents spent the day in parks
Police were seen on the streets of Soho in London as huge crowds gathered to celebrate the Jubilee and appeared to be having a great time
Raucous celebrations continued into Thursday night in London after crowds spent the day soaking up the sun in parks
Crowds in Manchester packed out the streets after putting on their glad-rags to celebrate the Jubilee despite the rainy weather
People were seen wearing Union Jack memorabilia as they showed their support for the Queen on her Platinum Jubilee
Britons appeared to be in jubilant spirits on Thursday night – the first day of the long four-day bank holiday weekend which is set to be packed with festivities
in Newcastle, residents did not let a heavy downpour of rain dampen their partying spirits as they still flocked out to bars
Venues across Soho in London were buzzing with activity on Thursday evening as crowds headed out to celebrate the Jubilee
Jubilant revellers raised a glass to the Queen for her Platinum Jubilee as huge street parties (pictured in Little Shelford) continued into the night on Thursday before crowds are set to pack out the pubs amid the four-day weekend
Up and down the country, boozy Britons did not fail to throw massive parties fit for a Queen as they celebrated the Jubilee by erecting metres-long tables down the centre of packed streets. Pictured: Street party in Cleethorpes
Elsewhere, more eager revellers packed out parks (pictured in St James’ Park) on Thursday afternoon as they got ready to continue the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations into the evening
Around 500 people took to Middleton Street in Llandrindod, Wales, for a Platinum Jubilee street party, pictured. Attendees wore party hats with Union Jacks on them and waved flags
Photographs showed boozy Britons covered head-to-toe in Union Jack memorabilia as they set up picnics in jam-packed parks to enjoy the glorious sunshine and celebrate the Queen’s milestone achievement.
London’s St James’ Park near Buckingham Palace was filled with groups of revellers after the Trooping the Colour ceremony took place in central London in the morning followed by the Red Arrows display, which flew over the Queen’s residence.
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee has led the nation to throw a four-day party fit for a royal, with families, schools, and entire towns coming together to rejoice in celebrating the British monarch.
This morning’s official celebrations kicked off with the Queen’s Birthday Parade, led by Prince Charles and accompanied by Prince William and Anne, Princess Royal on horseback, where the heir has inspected the troops of the 1st Battalion Irish Guards along with more than 1,500 officers and soldiers from the Household Division.
Hundreds of residents in the picturesque village of Little Shelford in Cambridgeshire attended a huge street party this afternoon in honour of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
People appeared to be in the partying mood in Manchester City Centre on Thursday as they took to the streets to enjoy a few drinks to celebrate the Jubilee
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee has led the nation to throw a four-day party fit for a royal, with families, schools, and entire towns coming together to rejoice in celebrating the British monarch. Pictured: Revellers in St James’ Park
Families and friends joined in on Jubilee celebrations at Upton Country House in Poole, Dorset, waving Union Jacks and sitting in the June sunshine
Londoners were seen enjoying a drink at the Seven Dials market on Thursday as it played host to fun-filled Jubilee celebrations
Photographs showed boozy Britons covered head-to-toe in Union Jack memorabilia (pictured in St James’ Park) as they set up picnics in jam-packed parks to enjoy the glorious sunshine and celebrate the Queen’s milestone achievement
Huge crowds flocked to North Audley Street in London’s Mayfair on Thursday as wooden tables were erected and decorated with floral arrangements and parasols for a street party
Drinkers don fancy dress in Leeds to celebrate the Thursday bank holiday as the nation goes Jubilee crazy. Two girls are pictured holding Union Jack bunting as they spend the day off work
Cheers! Revellers raised a glass to the Queen and sported Union Jack memorabilia as they got in the partying mood in Downham Market, Norfolk
London’s St James’ Park near Buckingham Palace was filled with groups of revellers after the Trooping the Colour ceremony took place in central London in the morning followed by the Red Arrows display, which flew over the Queen’s residence
Crowds danced to live music at the Seven Dials market in London, which was hosting activities including flower crown making, royal afternoon teas, a burlesque class and 1950s themed food
Residents in Cleethorpes did not shy away from getting in the bank holiday partying mood as hundreds of them flocked out to enjoy a street party
Ladies pictured enjoying a royal cup-of-tea on a sunny bank holiday Thursday in celebration of the Queen’s 70 years on the throne. Pictured in Upton Country House, Poole, Dorset
Her Majesty has made one of two appearances on the Buckingham Palace Balcony today, to watch the RAF flypast, which will saw some 71 aircraft soar over The Mall in a historic display featuring Spitfires, Red Arrow Hawks and a Lancaster bomber. The Red Arrows displayed the number 70 in a jaw-dropping formation for Her Majesty.
The show featured more than three times the number of aircraft which took part in the Queen’s last birthday parade flypast in central London in 2019.
The fleet took off from military bases around the UK before joining holding patterns around the south-east of England.
Then flew directly down the length of The Mall and over Buckingham Palace – to the delight of the Royal Family and the thousands of watching fans.
The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee has led the nation to throw a four-day party fit for a royal, with families, schools, and entire towns coming together to rejoice in celebrating the British monarch. Pictured: Revellers in St James’ Park
Revellers were enjoying a boozy day in the sunshine in St James’ Park near Buckingham Palace in London on Thursday as festivities got well underway
Britons appeared to be in jovial spirits as they wore masks with the Queen’s face on and held Union Jacks as they celebrated in London ahead of the Trooping the Colour military parade
Jubilant families waved as they sported Union Jack memorabilia while enjoying a lunch out in Downham Market, Norfolk, on Thursday
Around 200 residents in the village of Little Shelford in Cambridgeshire enjoyed a tea party on a 60-metre-long table outside the village hall on Thursday, with most of the residents flocking out to join the festivities
Crowds in Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire, did not shy away from enjoying some fun and games as they took part in a game of tug of war on the street as onlookers cheered them on
Crowds gathered on the Queen’s Sandringham estate before a Platinum Jubilee beacon was set to be lit
Villagers in Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire brought along food to share and also enjoyed flowering, pudding and drawing competitions on a 60-metre-long table outside the village hall, with around 200 people in attendance
These four women brought out their camping chairs and sombrero, as well as a few cans of Pimms, to enjoy celebrations for the Queen’s Jubilee which kicked off today
Residents of Payne Avenue in Hove, east Sussex, celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with a street party as celebrations take place throughout the country over the next few days
Villagers brought along food to share and also enjoyed flowering, pudding and drawing competitions at the Jubilee Street Party in Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire, on Thursday afternoon
As crowds enjoying a street party on North Audley Street in Mayfair, the Trooping the Colour ceremony and a Red Arrows display took place elsewhere in London
Lynsey Davidson, pictured, wears a crown as she toasts during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations at Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland
Some 18 royal family members watched on from the balcony including: The Queen; Charles and Camilla; William and Kate with George, Charlotte and Louis; Edward and Sophie and their children Louise and James; Princess Anne and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence; the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester; the Duke of Kent and Princess Alexandra.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the Duke of York did not make an appearance on the balcony. Prince Andrew has tested positive for Covid so will not be ale to attend the thanksgiving service at St Paul’s Cathedral tomorrow.
This morning, the Queen sent a car and security detail to collect the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, along with their two young children, Archie, three, and Lilibet, who will turn one on Saturday, after their private jet landed at Farnborough Airport in Hampshire from on Wednesday.
Her Majesty’s Land Rover greeted the family, who live in California, and their children at before taking them on a 40-minute drive to their UK home, Frogmore Cottage, just a stone’s throw away from Windsor Castle.
After today’s events, the monarch is also hoping to be able attend the service of thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday, with her wider family.
One family went to Windsor with their Union Jack flags to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee near Her Majesty’s castle. Pictured on Thursday morning
Sue Carter, left, and Kim King, right, are pictured in Windsor on a sunny bank holiday Thursday where they enjoyed a glass of fizz sat on a bench outside of Windsor Castle
Residents at a street in Westminster, central London, are pictured eating lunch at their very own street party, complete with red, white and blue bunting above them
A ‘surprise visit’ from the royals: This group, pictured in the walled gardens of Upton Country House in Poole, Dorset, try on face masks of Prince Charles, the Duchess of Sussex, The Duchess of Cambridge, the Queen and a corgi
An Elvis Presley impersonator with two corgis entertain people during Platinum Jubilee celebrations in Warwick town centre
Warwick Mayor Richard Edgington is pictured with two corgis outside Jayne of Warwick Florest on Brook Street during celebrations in the town centre
Northern Ireland’s Hillsborough Castle held a Jubilee garden party on Thursday. The Queen visited the Castle and Gardens on her Coronation tour in 1953
People at street party on Payne Avenue, in Hove, toast to the Queen on the first day of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations
A jubilant man lifts his pint of beer up as he celebrates with other residents of Payne Avenue, Hove, in east Sussex, for the Platinum Jubilee
Plenty of Union Jacks were waving around Upton House in Poole, Dorset today, with some even wearing dedicated t-shirts for the Jubilee
Outdoor parties will also take place on Sunday as part of the Big Jubilee Lunch, while there will be a televised concert on the BBC from Buckingham Palace the day before.
It is also expected that she will appear again on the balcony after the Pageant parade finale on Sunday.
The Queen, 96, is also set to spend time with the Sussexes, who are bringing their children Archie and Lilibet over from the US – and could meet Lili for the first time as she celebrates her first birthday on Saturday.
On Sunday, thousands of people will gather across the country as more than 85,000 Big Jubilee Lunches and street parties are staged in celebration of the Queen’s record-breaking 70 year reign.
Royal family members will also visit every corner of the UK over the weekend for official engagements – with William and Kate going to Wales; Edward and Sophie travelling to Northern Ireland; and Anne to Scotland.
Warwick town centre held a community celebration in Market Square, organised by Warwick Town Council. There has bee live music as well as food and drink being provided from local eateries
Around 200 people sat down for a tea party on a 60-metre-long table outside the village hall as most of the village joined in the celebrations
In London’s Mayfair, stalls were set up and huge crowds enjoyed a drink at tables set out in the centre of North Audley Street
Londoners queued for drinks from Nyetimber as they enjoyed a street party on North Audley Street in Mayfair
The jubilee cake competition at Little Shelford’s Jubilee Street Party (pictured) was judged by local chef, Ben Orpwood, who appeared on the Great British Menu
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