How members of the public can take part in the King's Coronation

Drones lit up the sky in formation during the finale of the Party at the Palace. They formed the shape of a teacup, the Queen's handbag and even a Corgi.

Impressive graphics were projected across the whole of the Buckingham Palace facade.

The Royal Box hosted senior members of the royal family and parliament, including the Cambridges, Prince Charles and Camilla, and Boris Johnson.

Prince William took to the stage for a speech about the environment and following in his grandfather's and father's proactive footsteps.

Queen were the opening act and set the party mood for the rest of the evening.

Prince Charles gave a personal tribute to his mother, Her Majesty.

Videos of celebrity tributes to the Queen also featured.

Diana Ross headlined the event.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte had a great time, waving their flags throughout.

Epsom Derby gets underway with cardboard cutouts of the Queen riding a decorated bus.

Hundreds of people attend a street party in Swanage, just one of many events taking place up and down the country in villages, towns and cities.

Princess Anne and her husband Vice Admiral Timothy Laurence visit the Penguin enclosure at Edinburgh Zoo.

The National Service of Thanksgiving takes place at St Paul's Cathedral. The Queen was unable to attend.

Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall attend a National Service of Thanksgiving.

Meghan, Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex attend the National Service of Thanksgiving.

Working members of the royal family joined the Queen on the balcony at Buckingham Palace to watch the 70 aircraft flyover that marked the end of the Trooping the Colour parade.

Princess Charlotte and Prince George were in awe of the planes, which included the famous Red Arrows.

While Prince Louis found it a bit too loud at some points. The Queen was smiling throughout the whole display.

Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall and Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, officially start the Platinum Jubilee celebrations by leading the Trooping the Colour parade.

Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte wave to the waiting crowds in the Trooping the Colour carriage procession.

Princess Anne, the Princess Royal, takes to horseback down The Mall for the Trooping the Colour parade.

Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex and Sophie, Countess of Wessex smile to the crowds, some of whom have camped overnight to catch a glimpse of the royals.

Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, rides in a car during the Trooping the Colour parade.

Members of the public show off their patriotism in style while cycling down the Mall, which will soon see processions and parades and thousands take to the streets.

In Paris, portraits of her Majesty The Queen are being displayed in front of the British Ambassador's Residence to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee.

Staff members at Phillips auction house show the world-famous diamond-dusted screen print of Queen Elizabeth II by artist Andy Warhol in London. The artwork, which has an auction estimate of between £100,000-150,000, goes on sale as the Queen celebrates her Platinum Jubilee.

You'll find this particular knitted decoration to mark the event in Market Place, Abingdon. But keep an eye out in your hometown to see if you can spot any special decorations like this one too.

A new installation has been unveiled in London's iconic Carnaby Street to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. Including new signs with shimmer discs and a giant crown, this installation is one to get a photo of if you're in the capital over Jubilee weekend.

Wednesday 1st: Staff and members of MCC along with representatives from local community groups and businesses gather to celebrate MCC Patron, HM Queen Elizabeth II on the outfield at Lord’s Cricket Ground. Starting on June 2nd, Lord’s will host the first England men’s Test Match of the season against New Zealand.