Robbery spread across Britain to mark the 70th anniversary of the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. The mercury of speculation was rising with the palla. Prince Harry and his wife, Megan, were at the forefront of that practice. The Duke of Sussex will fly to Britain with his family to attend the event. But when the whole royal family gathers on the porch of Buckingham Palace to greet the crowd, Harry will not be seen in it. Prince Andrew, the queen’s third child, was not allowed to stay. This punishment is due to internal rumors and involvement in sexual scandals.
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However, despite being denied the opportunity to stand by the Queen, they were quite ‘excited and honored’ to be invited to the event, Harry said yesterday. This is the first time she has been in Britain
with her children. His daughter Lillibet’s first birthday (June 4) is also falling within the weekend of the ceremony. Note that the queen has not seen Lilibate yet
. Other members of the royal family did not see.
A national ‘Thanksgiving’ is being held at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Friday, June 3 to pay tribute to the Queen’s reign. The next day, Saturday, will be the Epsom Derby. The Queen will be present at both these events. A ‘Platinum Jubilee Lunch’ will be held across the country on Sunday, June 5. There is also a special event at the Oval Cricket Ground in South London on the same day.
On the 5th, in front of Buckingham Palace, there is a special parade on The Mall with dancing, singing, musical instruments. At the forefront of which will be ‘The Gold State Coach’. However, due to her age, the queen will not sit in the carriage like other times. Instead, on June 2, 1953, on the day of the coronation, a picture of the Queen waving to the crowd will be displayed. It is heard that screens are being installed in the windows of the coach for this.
On Saturday, June 4, thousands of people will gather outside Buckingham Palace to pay their respects to the Queen through music. It is also reported that a huge circular stage will be built around the Victoria Memorial. There will be a giant piano on the stage for the artists.
Buckingham released details of a series of events marking the platinum anniversary of the Queen’s reign on June 2. At the same time, the list of those who will come to the verandah of the palace with the queen to greet the people has also been published.
According to the statement, a total of 16 members are being included in the list “after careful consideration”. It is clear from the list of Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, Prince William and his wife Kate and their three children, among others, that only members of the royal family with various responsibilities are allowed to accompany the Queen to the verandah.
As a result, Prince Harry and his wife, Megan, who had normally resigned from the throne, were dropped from the list. Prince Andrew, on the other hand, as well as his daughter and son-in-law have been left out of the list.
However, despite being denied the opportunity to stand by the Queen, they were quite ‘excited and honored’ to be invited to the event, Harry said yesterday. This is the first time she has been in Britain
with her children. His daughter Lillibet’s first birthday (June 4) is also falling within the weekend of the ceremony. Note that the queen has not seen Lilibate yet. Other members of the royal family did not see.
A national ‘Thanksgiving’ is being held at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Friday, June 3 to pay tribute to the Queen’s reign. The next day, Saturday, will be the Epsom Derby. The Queen will be present at both these events. A ‘Platinum Jubilee Lunch’ will be held across the country on Sunday, June 5. There is also a special event at the Oval Cricket Ground in South London on the same day.
On the 5th, in front of Buckingham Palace, there is a special parade on The Mall with dancing, singing, musical instruments. At the forefront of which will be ‘The Gold State Coach’. However, due to her age, the queen will not sit in the carriage like other times. Instead, on June 2, 1953, on the day of the coronation, a picture of the Queen waving to the crowd will be displayed. It is heard that screens are being installed in the windows of the coach for this.
On Saturday, June 4, thousands of people will gather outside Buckingham Palace to pay their respects to the Queen through music. It is also reported that a huge circular stage will be built around the Victoria Memorial. There will be a giant piano on the stage for the artists.
