we have seen an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him a- ear an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in — an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in the _ an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in the distance _ an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in the distance in - an ed sheeran concert. we have seen him appear in the distance in a - him appear in the distance in a sitcom as you say, which is very unusual. he sitcom as you say, which is very unusual. ., , , ., ,

# baby, i'm dancing in the dark with you between my arms # barefoot on the grass, listening to our favourite song # when you said you looked a mess, i whispered underneath my breath # but you heard it, darling, you look perfect tonight

# well, i found a woman, stronger than anyone i know # she shares my dreams, i hope that someday i'll share her home # ifound a love, to carry more than just my secrets # to carry love, to carry children of our own # we are still kids, but we're so in love # fighting against all odds i know we'll be all right this time # darling, just hold my hand be my girl, i'll be your man # i see my future in your eyes # baby, i'm dancing in the dark, with you between my arms # barefoot on the grass, listening to our favorite song # when i saw you in that dress, looking so beautiful # i don't deserve this, darling, you look perfect tonight

# i don't deserve this, you look perfect tonight # baby, i'm dancing in the dark, with you between my arms # barefoot on the grass, listening to our favorite song this # i don't deserve this, darling, you look perfect tonight # i don't deserve this, you look perfect tonight it makes you want to clap, doesn't

it? what about drop, standing in front of those black and gilt famous gates in front of buckingham palace. he must be having to pinch himself. even someone used to performing in front of massive crowds. find even someone used to performing in front of massive crowds.— front of massive crowds. and 'ust wither acoustic i front of massive crowds. and 'ust wither acoustic guitar, * front of massive crowds. and 'ust wither acoustic guitar, how h wither acoustic guitar, how incredible is that? pictures projected onto screens from her reign, she was born into the spotlight in later life.- reign, she was born into the spotlight in later life. even more so than she _ spotlight in later life. even more so than she expected, _ spotlight in later life. even more so than she expected, her - spotlight in later life. even morej so than she expected, her father becoming king when she he wasn't expecting it, suddenly their whole life changed. the expecting it, suddenly their whole life changed-— expecting it, suddenly their whole life chanced. , , . life changed. the balcony doors have 0 ened. life changed. the balcony doors have epened- here — life changed. the balcony doors have opened. here she _ life changed. the balcony doors have

opened. here she is. _ i think you could say the crowd have fairly happy. brightly dressed so she can't be missed.— fairly happy. brightly dressed so she can't be missed. yes, 'oined by her elder h she can't be missed. yes, 'oined by her elder son, prince _ she can't be missed. yes, joined by her elder son, prince charles, - she can't be missed. yes, joined by her elder son, prince charles, his i her elderson, prince charles, his wife the duchess of cornwall, camilla, prince william and his children. �* �*

# god save our gracious queen # long live our noble queen # god save the queen # send her victorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # god save the queen.

hgppy happy and glorious, which isjust as a finale like this should be. all the flags waving, a good deal of happy people here, while we were out of vision, busy taking photos of that balcony that is in the distance. i that balcony that is in the distance-— that balcony that is in the distance. w ., ., distance. i was taking a video! i couldn't believe _ distance. i was taking a video! i couldn't believe it. _ distance. i was taking a video! i couldn't believe it. a _ distance. i was taking a video! i couldn't believe it. a perfect i couldn't believe it. a perfect ending to these four days of celebrations in the uk and the commonwealth, the queen on the balcony waving at the people who have waited hours for this. the, have waited hours for this. a rousing rendition of the national anthem accompanied by the royal marine band, one of the world's most versatile military bands. even before the days of sir francis drake

in the spanish armada, military music was important, and this is the modern iteration of that. formality is fairly well concluded, but don't be at all surprised if there's maybe something more.— be at all surprised if there's maybe something more. you're teasing us! well, ou something more. you're teasing us! well. you don't _ something more. you're teasing us! well, you don't know. _ something more. you're teasing us! well, you don't know. you - something more. you're teasing us! well, you don't know. you can - something more. you're teasing us! well, you don't know. you can tell. well, you don't know. you can tell at the moment. i well, you don't know. you can tell at the moment.— well, you don't know. you can tell at the moment. i do think even the queen was — at the moment. i do think even the queen was expecting _ at the moment. i do think even the queen was expecting the _ at the moment. i do think even the | queen was expecting the fireworks. here we have the cast of mama me. i wonder what's song they will play. # ooh # you can dance

# you can jive # having the time of your life # ooh, see that girl # watch that scene digging the dancing queen # friday night and the lights are low # looking out for a place to go # where they play the right music # getting in the swing # you come to look for a king # anybody could be that guy # night is young and the music's high # with a bit of rock music # everything is fine # you're in the mood for a dance # and when you get the chance

# you are the dancing queen # young and sweet # only seventeen # dancing queen # feel the beat from the tambourine, oh yeah # you can dance # you can jive # having the time of your life # ooh, see that girl # watch that scene # digging the dancing queen

it had to be, of all the other songs they could have chosen from the mama mere show that spin of massive hit as a film, and now is a stage show. it had to be dancing queen, and thankfully we kept our mouths shut, because we didn't treat anyone to our own rendition of it. the because we didn't treat anyone to our own rendition of it.— our own rendition of it. the royal backs were _ our own rendition of it. the royal backs were up — our own rendition of it. the royal backs were up on _ our own rendition of it. the royal backs were up on their _ our own rendition of it. the royal backs were up on their feet - our own rendition of it. the royal backs were up on their feet and l backs were up on their feet and dancing. a lot of dancing going on, everyone enjoying that. to dancing. a lot of dancing going on, everyone enjoying that.— everyone en'oying that. to end the da , not everyone enjoying that. to end the day. notiust _ everyone enjoying that. to end the day. notiust a _ everyone enjoying that. to end the day. not just a day _ everyone enjoying that. to end the day, notjust a day over _ everyone enjoying that. to end the day, notjust a day over the - everyone enjoying that. to end the day, notjust a day over the last. day, notjust a day over the last four days, you've seen a great deal

of it, a tiring, long days for them, to remake them. ifelt of it, a tiring, long days for them, to remake them. i felt privileged to be here. last night when the paddington sketch came on i couldn't believe it. when the queen came out, and just now seeing the queen, it's incredible. it’s and just now seeing the queen, it's incredible. �* , ., . , ., incredible. it's an incredible four da s. i incredible. it's an incredible four days. i wouldn't _ incredible. it's an incredible four days. i wouldn't change - incredible. it's an incredible four days. i wouldn't change it - incredible. it's an incredible four days. i wouldn't change it at - incredible. it's an incredible four days. i wouldn't change it at all. j days. i wouldn't change it at all. it was a very nice finished touch, they quite sensibly hadn't been publicised cut, but she made it. i think it shows a real stamina and real determination to get to the end of thejubilee and make that final appearance, especially with the people that have been on the mound

for hours, days, and they really wanted to see the queen. i was speaking to people who are trying to see the trooping the colour, but couldn't make it, it's been so busy. people have been milling around and take the time before they go home, and they will never forget what they've just seen.— they've just seen. what an atmosphere _ they've just seen. what an atmosphere has _ they've just seen. what an atmosphere has been. - they've just seen. what an - atmosphere has been. ashley, who they've just seen. what an _ atmosphere has been. ashley, who is out among the crowds, said it has just been so happy. everyone is in a really good mood. really lovely spirit. really good mood. really lovely sirit. , ., really good mood. really lovely sirit. ., �* , ., spirit. dunaway, i've sung them a national anthem _ spirit. dunaway, i've sung them a national anthem many _ spirit. dunaway, i've sung them a national anthem many times, - spirit. dunaway, i've sung them a national anthem many times, but spirit. dunaway, i've sung them a -

national anthem many times, but god save the queen, more than any other monitor, those words are written for her. ,, �* , , �* her. she's fulfilled her brief,. at the 70 years. — her. she's fulfilled her brief,. at the 70 years, it's _ her. she's fulfilled her brief,. at the 70 years, it's still— her. she's fulfilled her brief,. at the 70 years, it's still going, - her. she's fulfilled her brief,. at| the 70 years, it's still going, and on the balcony we see the future of the british monarchy. they are sewn into the fabric of british life. i know lots of people might not celebrate the jubilee, know lots of people might not celebrate thejubilee, but lots of people have done up and down the uk. look at the crowds here. lots of people wanting to celebrate what is an incredible achievement. i’m people wanting to celebrate what is an incredible achievement.- an incredible achievement. i'm old enou~h, an incredible achievement. i'm old enough. probably _ an incredible achievement. i'm old enough, probably not _ an incredible achievement. i'm old enough, probably not like - an incredible achievement. i'm old enough, probably not like you - an incredible achievement. i'm old. enough, probably not like you took, to remember is the silverjubilee of 1977, very much a british event with street parties, bunting and flags.

we have had others elements this time on this occasion, on the 70th anniversary, but what struck me is how much more diversities. how much more inclusive it has felt. it is for everyone- _ more inclusive it has felt. it is for everyone. that _ more inclusive it has felt. it is for everyone. that has - more inclusive it has felt. it 3 for everyone. that has been the mood of it. it is for everyone who wants to celebrate, no matter where you are from in the uk, where your background is, it has been for everybody to celebrate. it has not been exclusive. there was something for everyone. it had all the elements, even the tv characters from things people watched as a child, it was all there today. it was personal for everybody. it felt

comfortin: was personal for everybody. it felt comforting because _ was personal for everybody. it felt comforting because there - was personal for everybody. it felt comforting because there were so many touchstones from different parts of your life. and if you don't want to take part, that's ok too, but you've had a four—day holiday, hopefully. but you've had a four-day holiday, ho efull . . but you've had a four-day holiday, hoefull . ., i. but you've had a four-day holiday, hoefull . . ,, . but you've had a four-day holiday, hoefull . ., i. ., ., but you've had a four-day holiday, hoefull . ., ., ., . but you've had a four-day holiday, hoefull. ., ., ., . ,, hopefully. yeah, you had a nice bank holida . hopefully. yeah, you had a nice bank holiday- and — hopefully. yeah, you had a nice bank holiday. and especially _ hopefully. yeah, you had a nice bank holiday. and especially after- hopefully. yeah, you had a nice bank holiday. and especially after the - holiday. and especially after the last couple of years, which lots of people are found tough and isolating, it's been a chance to celebrate. come together or come down to the mall. in celebrate. come together or come down to the mall.— celebrate. come together or come down to the mall. in 2012 when we had the olympics _ down to the mall. in 2012 when we had the olympics london - down to the mall. in 2012 when we had the olympics london felt - down to the mall. in 2012 when we had the olympics london felt very| had the olympics london felt very joyful, and it's not like that again. joyful, and it's not like that aaain. , ., , , again. yes, the optimism with the ol mics again. yes, the optimism with the olympics and _ again. yes, the optimism with the olympics and the _ again. yes, the optimism with the olympics and the jubilee - again. yes, the optimism with the olympics and the jubilee then, - again. yes, the optimism with the | olympics and the jubilee then, and olympics and thejubilee then, and it felt like a different london, because everyone was talking to people. because everyone was talking to eo - le. . because everyone was talking to --eole. . ,, because everyone was talking to --eole. ., i. because everyone was talking to

n-eole. ., ., , people. yeah, you can feel lonely in a crowd if you're _ people. yeah, you can feel lonely in a crowd if you're not _ people. yeah, you can feel lonely in a crowd if you're not careful. - people. yeah, you can feel lonely in a crowd if you're not careful. flags i a crowd if you're not careful. flags being waved, a huge flag someone has on the end of a long pole. it's finished, have a safety home, it says. people are not keen to go home just yet. this is unique. me says. people are not keen to go home just yet. this is unique.— just yet. this is unique. we have never had _ just yet. this is unique. we have never had anything _ just yet. this is unique. we have never had anything like - just yet. this is unique. we have never had anything like this - just yet. this is unique. we have never had anything like this that | just yet. this is unique. we have i never had anything like this that we have lived through, and we probably won't live through anything like this again, and to celebrate the 70 years of dedication to the job in bringing the country together, people don't want to go home. i think that's cliff richard on the stage there. he doesn't want to go

home either! mira; stage there. he doesn't want to go home either!— stage there. he doesn't want to go home either!_ i'm| home either! why would you? i'm surrised home either! why would you? i'm surprised he's _ home either! why would you? i'm surprised he's not _ home either! why would you? i'm surprised he's not tried _ home either! why would you? i'm surprised he's not tried to - home either! why would you? i'm surprised he's not tried to grab i home either! why would you? i'm| surprised he's not tried to grab the microphone and a number! it's a bit like the glastonbury crowd with these giant flags. the like the glastonbury crowd with these giant flags.— like the glastonbury crowd with these giant flags. the queen hasn't been seen as _ these giant flags. the queen hasn't been seen as much _ these giant flags. the queen hasn't been seen as much in _ these giant flags. the queen hasn't been seen as much in the _ these giant flags. the queen hasn't been seen as much in the last - these giant flags. the queen hasn't been seen as much in the last six . been seen as much in the last six months. understandably, because she's done her bit. she is 96. we have seen more of what is to come, which is prince charles and the duchess of cornwall and the duke and duchess of cornwall and the duke and duchess of cornwall and the duke and duchess of cambridge stepping forward. �* ,, ., , ., forward. and the queen has made clear that when _ forward. and the queen has made clear that when charles _ forward. and the queen has made clear that when charles becomes l forward. and the queen has made . clear that when charles becomes king she wants camilla to have a prominent role, which perhaps even a decade ago that might not have been accepted. we've seen the slimming

down to people in direct succession to the throne, and the monarchy getting more involved in activism and environmentalism, which perhaps the queen would not have been comfortable talking about, she has been inscrutable, but we know what prince charles and william think. we are seeing young people feeling more connected to them, and internationally too. connected to them, and internationall too. �* , internationally too. we've seen them all havin: internationally too. we've seen them all having an — internationally too. we've seen them all having an absolutely _ internationally too. we've seen them all having an absolutely fantastic - all having an absolutely fantastic time. we will carry on reflecting on the last few days of the jubilee celebrations. let's take a look at some of the images, particularly the pageant. here is the queen emerging if you minutes ago. not a scheduled appearance, we were not told to

expect her, but when dirtie came down we knew something was afoot, —— when the flag came down, she came from windsor where she has spent the last day or so having not been able to go to the service of thanksgiving at saint paul's, having felt some discomfort after earlier parts of the celebration, and everyone gathered under the victoria memorial, watching the pageant over two and a half hours, and joining in the national anthem.

# god save the queen # send her victorious # happy and glorious # long to reign over us # god save the queen.# an unexpected and thrilling end for all of those people who have waited to catch a glimpse of the queen after these four days of

celebrations. long days for those children, but they will never forget how they celebrated their grandmother's 70 year rate. your reflections on this afternoon? you have stood and sat and watched it with me. it have stood and sat and watched it with me. , . , ., with me. it is a truly unique moment in the history — with me. it is a truly unique moment in the history of— with me. it is a truly unique moment in the history of the _ with me. it is a truly unique moment in the history of the monarchy. - with me. it is a truly unique moment in the history of the monarchy. no i in the history of the monarchy. no one else has celebrated a platinum jubilee, and you won't see another moment like this. i thought the balcony moment was perfect. it epitomises the sense of duty that

has characterised the whole of her reign. has characterised the whole of her rei . n. ,, . has characterised the whole of her reiin, ,, ., , has characterised the whole of her reian. ,, ., , , reign. shalit said she was very inscrutable, _ reign. shalit said she was very inscrutable, as _ reign. shalit said she was very inscrutable, as you _ reign. shalit said she was very inscrutable, as you would - reign. shalit said she was very . inscrutable, as you would expect, but i have often wondered what must go through her mind when she sees all of this plan for her to celebrate her reign, but her determination to be here was evident. ,, . , determination to be here was evident. ,, ., , , , evident. she has placed herself in order to be _ evident. she has placed herself in order to be here _ evident. she has placed herself in order to be here in _ evident. she has placed herself in order to be here in the _ evident. she has placed herself in order to be here in the balcony. it is what everyone wanted. there was huge excitement. it was something she was determined to do. we had prince charles say if there's one

thing that was going to get his mother motivated and out of bed it was the people. she was determined to be here to enter celebrations. how likely is it we are going to see less and less of her? i how likely is it we are going to see less and less of her?— less and less of her? i think there will be receding _ less and less of her? i think there will be receding from _ less and less of her? i think there will be receding from her - less and less of her? i think there will be receding from her public . will be receding from her public duties, delegating more to other senior royals, notably prince charles, and prince william. duty has been the keynote of her entire life, ithink has been the keynote of her entire life, i think she will continue to fulfil those duties that only she can. she comes from a line of long—lived women, and i think she is

still going strong, incredibly impressive for a 96—year—old. the impressive for a 96-year—old. the archbishop _ impressive for a 96-year—old. the archbishop of _ impressive for a 96—year—old. the archbishop of canterbury made it clear that she is still in the saddle. that would have been important to her.— saddle. that would have been imortant to her. , . ., important to her. very much though. there is talk— important to her. very much though. there is talk of _ important to her. very much though. there is talk of application, - important to her. very much though. there is talk of application, i - there is talk of application, i don't think that will happen. she has all that _ don't think that will happen. she has all that wisdom to pass on. don't think that will happen. she - has all that wisdom to pass on. what an experience- _ has all that wisdom to pass on. what an experience. she _ has all that wisdom to pass on. what an experience. she has _ has all that wisdom to pass on. “mail an experience. she has seen has all that wisdom to pass on. “ltdrisgil an experience. she has seen 14 has all that wisdom to pass on. ltd"isgil an experience. she has seen 14 prime an experience. she has seen ill prime ministers come and go, and that wealth of experience is hugely valuable most of the politicians she works with and other members of the royal family. works with and other members of the royalfamily. if works with and other members of the royal family. if you works with and other members of the royalfamily. if you capacitor on it would be an incredible legacy. she had to navigate it, she spoke very highly of sir winston churchill and

the advice he gave to her, but she was such a young woman. she hadn't had the chance to have her father around for a very long time to pass it on. ,, . , , around for a very long time to pass it on. ,, ., , , , it on. she was 'ust 25 when she became it on. she wasjust 25 when she became queen. _ it on. she wasjust 25 when she became queen, what _ it on. she wasjust 25 when she became queen, what a - it on. she wasjust 25 when she became queen, what a huge i it on. she wasjust 25 when she - became queen, what a huge burden. she absorbed some experience from her father's she absorbed some experience from herfather“s reign, but she had to learn on thejob. herfather“s reign, but she had to learn on the job. t0 her father's reign, but she had to learn on the job.— learn on the 'ob. to do it alone, but also at — learn on the job. to do it alone, but also at the _ learn on the job. to do it alone, but also at the time _ learn on the job. to do it alone, but also at the time of - learn on the job. to do it alone, | but also at the time of incredible change, technological, cultural, social. i change, technological, cultural, social. ., , ., social. i did not remind us today, the pageant. _ social. i did not remind us today, the pageant, like _ social. i did not remind us today, the pageant, like looking - social. i did not remind us today, the pageant, like looking over i social. i did not remind us today, | the pageant, like looking over the past seven decades. we could see the resonance with the audience. we are remembering things from our

childhoods and it brought home just how much change there has been. the queen has been a constant threat. indie queen has been a constant threat. we often get asked to reflect on the fact that not everyone is keen on the monarchy, and the royalfamily cannot and should not take that for granted, but how healthy is the institution? indie granted, but how healthy is the institution?— granted, but how healthy is the institution? ~ . ., ., ., institution? we have heard a lot in recent times _ institution? we have heard a lot in recent times about _ institution? we have heard a lot in recent times about the _ institution? we have heard a lot in recent times about the growing i institution? we have heard a lot in i recent times about the growing sense of republicanism, people criticising the cost of the monarchy, but then we see here in evidence today the huge popularity of these royal events here and across the world. we will still be here at canada gate throughout the evening. i hope you

can stay with us. will still be here at canada gate throughout the evening. i hope you when we have the cloud and the rain going up to 10 or 11. this area of low pressure is slowly pulling away into the north sea, keeping a lot of cloud and rain across eastern and northern england through the morning. gradually turning drier and brighterfrom the west. morning. gradually turning drier and brighter from the west. showers developing. more persistent rain arriving through the afternoon. cardiff and northern ireland, sunshine across scotland, it should feel warmer across england and wales

compared to today. low pressure spiralling around in the north sea. maybe some patchy rain, an area of rain into the far south of england as well. temperatures typically between seven and 10 celsius. tuesday looks to be quieter. the winds will be fairly light. more cloud across scotland and northern ireland compared to the weekend, particularly compared to the east coast. showers developing across the far south—west, coast. showers developing across the farsouth—west, but coast. showers developing across the far south—west, but for many it's mainly dry. in the sunshine feeling warmer than it has done, temperatures up to 21 or 22 celsius. keeping an eye on this area. i dry

and stop for many through monday and tuesday, heavy showers, longer spells of rain.

celebrations to mark queen elizabeth's platinumjubilee end with an appearance by her majesty at buckingham palace. cheering the queen appeared at the end of the pageant alongside the duke and duchess of cornwall and the cambridges. music plays prince louis lapped up the procession which celebrated each of the queen's decades on the throne. tens of thousands of street parties also took place across the uk, despite many having to wrap up against the weather. i'm glad i'm here. god bless you. god bless the queen. god bless this nation. and also coming up in the programme:

russian missiles strike the ukrainian capital for the first time in more than a month. in bangladesh, an explosion and fire at a storage depot kills at least 49 people. more travel disruption as flight cancellations affect some of those returning from half—term breaks. and a century from joe root sees england win the first test against new zealand at lord's. good evening from buckingham palace, where a huge pageant along the mall has ended with an appearance by the queen. the event concludes four days of celebrations to mark her majesty's platinum jubilee.

more than 10,000 people, including the military, performers and key workers, took part in the parade, which depicted key moments from each decade of her 70—year reign. sir cliff richard, ed sheeran and gary lineker were among the celebrities taking part. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, was watching. cheering and applause the closing moments of a memorable jubilee celebration. back onto the palace balcony came the queen, accompanied by prince charles and the duchess of cornwall, and the cambridges. one current and three future monarchs — charles, william and george. it was the image which the crowds had been hoping to see, an image which emphasises the institution's continuity. a monarch who has reigned for 70 years looking to the future and offering

reassurance. the national anthem was sung with feeling. the balcony appearance was the climax to an afternoon ofjubilee pageantry. it had all been very british. the story of the seven decades of the queen's reign. the sights, the sounds, the dance moves. the faces, and all those memories. the organisers had called this section the time of our lives, this being the story of britain, there was a good sprinkling of the mildly eccentric, on two wheels and on three, all of which, it must be said, were doing rather better than this fourth wheeler. leading the pageant was the gold coach, the coach that had taken the queen to her coronation. images of her on thatjourney were projected

onto the windows. the coach was making its first public appearance since the goldenjubilee in 2002. in the royal box, the prince of wales took the salute from military units representing britain's armed forces, and detachment from any of the 511 members of the commonwealth. making a return to public duty, prince louis, in the royal box with his elder brother and sister, george and charlotte. things will livening up. the parade was on to the 20105. there were break dancers. princess and was clapping, and grandpa was about to be put in charge of louis. —— princess anne. the parade showed the modern britain, inclusive end with a focus on the environment. the theme of this float was the queen's green canopy. at 4:30pm, the royal

standard was broken out above buckingham palace. and half an hour later, the platinumjubilee had its perfect ending. nicholas witchell, bbc news, at buckingham palace. people across the uk have also been holding thousands ofjubilee big lunch events. one of them was at the oval cricket ground in london, where prince charles and the duchess of cornwall were special guests. our midlands correspondent navtej johal reports from one street party in leicester. assessing the options for a very special lunch. the oval cricket ground in london is more used to serving up sport than sponge cake, but the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall joined but the prince of wales and duchess of cornwalljoined hundreds of guests at the stadium to mark the final day of the platinum jubilee celebrations. meanwhile, the earl and countess of wessex one with the crowds, having a long lunch and a

long walk along the gates of windsor castle. this is one of tens of thousands of big jubilee lunch is taking place around the country, and come rain or shine, and taking place around the country, and come rain orshine, and it taking place around the country, and come rain or shine, and it has been mainly rain, people have been determined to celebrate queen anne community. —— determined to celebrate queen anne community. -- queen and community. i“m community. -- queen and community. i'm glad i'm here. god bless you, god bless the queen, god bless this nation. , , , ., nation. despite the rain, everyone has a smile _ nation. despite the rain, everyone has a smile on _ nation. despite the rain, everyone has a smile on their _ nation. despite the rain, everyone has a smile on their face - nation. despite the rain, everyone has a smile on their face and i has a smile on their face and everyone _ has a smile on their face and everyone isjust happy, full of energy— everyone isjust happy, full of energy as _ everyone isjust happy, full of energy as well. it�*s everyone isjust happy, full of energy as well.— energy as well. it's brilliant. she's a good _ energy as well. it's brilliant. she's a good queen - energy as well. it's brilliant. she's a good queen and i energy as well. it's brilliant. she's a good queen and shej energy as well. it's brilliant. i she's a good queen and she takes care of— she's a good queen and she takes care of all— she's a good queen and she takes care of all of— she's a good queen and she takes care of all of us, _ she's a good queen and she takes care of all of us, and _ she's a good queen and she takes care of all of us, and the - she's a good queen and she takes care of all of us, and the whole i care of all of us, and the whole entire — care of all of us, and the whole entire world. _ care of all of us, and the whole entire world.— care of all of us, and the whole entire world. . ., , . entire world. the annual big lunch -ro'ect entire world. the annual big lunch ro'ect is entire world. the annual big lunch project is usually _ entire world. the annual big lunch project is usually a _ entire world. the annual big lunch project is usually a thanksgiving l project is usually a thanksgiving event for neighbours and communities to come together. this year it has become part of thejubilee celebrations, and it may not have been as lavish a spread here as the oval but it was still appreciated by everyone after a difficult couple of years. everyone after a difficult couple of ears. . , . .,

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thank you very much. see you then. russia's president putin has said new targets in ukraine will be hit if western countries supply the country with longer—range missiles. he was speaking as the ukrainian capital, kyiv, came under russian missile attack for the first time since the end of april, with several locations in the city struck. our ukraine correspondent, joe inwood, sent this report. explosion. multiple blasts shattering the peace of sunday morning in kyiv. for the first time in more than a month, ukraine's capital came under fire. now, this is one of two sites that was hit by russian missiles in the early hours of this morning. the russians say they were targeting t—72 tanks donated by eastern european countries. but ukrainians say this was actually a railway repairfacility, and they're quite keen to show the world's media that that is what the russians were hitting. in his nightly address delivered before this morning's strikes, president zelensky described

the scale of the attacks from above. translation: as of this morning, the total number of various - russian missiles used against ukraine is 2,503. much of the damage to ukraine has happened in the east of the country, the area known as the donbas. in a town not far from the front, people were also dealing with the aftermath of a missile strike. one man blamed the proximity of ukrainian soldiers to his house. "they need to withdraw the troops away from the city," vitaliy said, "because if they are standing here, the russians will hit civilians." those troops are nearby, defending their territory. the city of severodonetsk is the current focus of russia's offensive. it had been thought the city was all but lost to the ukrainians, but then, over the last 211 hours, they say they have launched a successful counterattack. translation: our chances| of retaking the city are high. severodonetsk is of symbolic importance only, not

militarily or strategic. lysychansk is much more important because it is located on the hill. it is easier for the military to defend and strike. all the while, the donbas continues to empty. people in towns like slavyansk know that as long as russia is on their doorstep, they will not be safe if they stay. joe inwood, bbc news, kyiv. in bangladesh, at least 49 people have been killed and hundreds injured after a huge explosion and fire at a storage depot near the port of chittagong. the cause isn't yet clear, but it's thought chemicals, including hydrogen peroxide, were stored at the site. akbar hossein reports from chittagong. the blast happened as many people were preparing to go to bed. the fire raged throughout the night, with firefighters thought to be among the dead and injured as they tried to tackle the enormous blaze.

the large container depot is about 25 miles from the port city of chittagong. it is a major port for export to the west. firefighters say it is likely because including hydrogen peroxide are stored there, causing further explosion and sending toxic fumes into the air, further hampering rescue efforts. i can see a lot of ambulances are parked here to carry the dead bodies to the nearest hospital. more than 200 firefighters have been deployed to defuse fire. army has been called in to assist them. bangladesh's industrial areas have a poor safety record, with regulations ignored or not enforced. hospitals have been quickly overrun with the injured, many of them badly burned and in a critical condition. it is likely the death toll here will rise in the coming hours and days. akbar hossein, bbc news, chittagong.

there's been more disruption at uk airports today, with easyjet cancelling 80 flights just as many passengers were trying to return after half term breaks. the company said "challenging operating conditions" were to blame. earlier, the transport secretary, grant shapps, said he'd work with airlines to make sure the disruption doesn't continue into the summer. our business correspondent ben king reports. after enjoying the sun in southern turkey, the graingers were due to arrive back at gatwick in the small hours of this morning. but after three hours waiting at the airport in the middle of the night, their flight was cancelled and they were taken back to another hotel. the only flight back out with easyjet is next thursday, so, we got to the point where we have nowjust spent £3000 on a flight home tomorrow night. are you going to try and reclaim that money back from easyjet? i hope so, ben, and hopefully, well, that might be another story, yeah? theirs is one of 80 flights easyjet has had to cancel today. passengers returning from spain, france and portugal are among those affected. gatwick has seen cancellations of ba

and wizz air flights and some other uk airports have also seen disruption. bad weather and air traffic control problems have contributed, but easyjet blames a challenging operating environment. too many flights and not enough staff to actually get those fights off the ground, and this is going to be something we see perhaps continuing into the summer, unless we can get real recruitment issues resolved and people allowed to actually get on board with these airlines. the security vetting seems to be the big thing that's stopping airlines getting people up into the air at the moment. the transport secretary said this morning he would do absolutely everything possible to prevent problems this summer, but that hiring workers from abroad wasn't the answer. let's have lots of different measures to help alleviate the situation, with the industry, working closely with the industry, to do that as well. the answer can't always be to reach for the lever marked "more immigration". in fact, as i said, in europe they've got

exactly the same problems. holidaymakers looking forward to a getaway this summer will be hoping those measures work. ben king, bbc news. the men's world cup qualifier play—off final between wales and ukraine is currently underway in cardiff. wales are aiming to secure a place in the tournament for the first time since 1958, while ukraine hopes to bring more joy to their war—torn country after their semifinal win against scotland. the winners will be in the same group as england for the finals in qatar. it was quite a morning at lord's with a masterful century byjoe root delivering england their first test cricket victory in 17 attempts. they chased down a target of 277 runs to beat new zealand by five wickets. joe wilson reports. sunday morning and all things possible — a test match at its best. super intense. captain ben stokes knew all he could do was watch. everyone mattered. fourfrom ben foakes, a leap forward. just 42 more to win now. everyone in the ground was counting the score and counting on the batters who remained.

but who else would you want out there for england butjoe root, the calmest man at lords? new zealand needed five wickets, time was slipping by. time for root to reach 100 in this innings, to reach 10,000 runs in his outstanding test career. right here, the partnership with ben foakes was worth even more, because it kept the door closed on new zealand. the very hardest thing to do is to make it look easy. the most demanding of situations became a master class from one of the all—time greats, winning the test like that. i think it's just a really important thing for the team to remember what winning“s like again. it“s felt like a very long time. it has been talked about a huge amount, and just it can breed so much confidence, and it can run through the rest of the group. remember, this was more than just the first test of the new summer. for england, they hoped this was the start of a new test match era. some called it a reset, the captain preferred the term blank canvas. well, thanks to the former skipper, joe root, here is an image

to inspire england onwards. joe wilson, bbc news. let's go back now to my colleague at buckingham palace, reeta chakra barti. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell is with me. and the queen's appearance was the perfect ending for everyone watching. yes, she will have known how important it was for her to make this final balcony appearance. this, after all, was the finale to the whole jubilee after all, was the finale to the wholejubilee celebrations. it wouldn't have been complete without her. i am sure she was determined to be here if at all possible, despite the discomfort she felt on thursday. the message, i think, was very clear. this was the queen saying, these are my heirs, three future kings. i think she is very much at ease with the future. i i think that we have seen, by and

large, the bonds between crown and country remain strong. i think the intensity of these feelings we have seen over the last few days to be magnified by the knowledge that, yes, this will be the lastjubilee of this rain. nicholas witchell there. ~ ., of this rain. nicholas witchell there. ~ . of this rain. nicholas witchell there. . ., . ~' ., there. we are back with the late news at ten- _ there. we are back with the late news at ten. that _ there. we are back with the late news at ten. that is _ there. we are back with the late news at ten. that is it _ there. we are back with the late news at ten. that is it from i there. we are back with the late news at ten. that is it from us i there. we are back with the late | news at ten. that is it from us on bbc one. it is time for the news where you are. goodbye.

hello, this is bbc news. the queen has brought to the close four days of celebrations to mark her platinum jubilee, with an appearance on the balcony of buckingham palace at the end of a flamboyant pageant. she waved to well—wishers, standing alongside three other generations of herfamily, including prince her family, including prince charles, herfamily, including prince charles, prince william and prince george. earlier, krause lined the streets to watch 10,000 people take part in a military parade, musical performances, giant puppet shows and a procession of open top buses marking key moments from the queen's 70 year reign. let's have a look at some of the highlights from today's jubilee pageant.

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# let's all celebrate and have a good time # there's a party goin“ on right here.# some highlights of the platinum jubilee pageant earlier this afternoon, and thankfully the rain stayed away. let's get a look at the longer term forecast. the forecast for the week ahead is a mixed picture. rain for the forecast for the week ahead is a mixed picture. rainforsome, the forecast for the week ahead is a mixed picture. rain for some, strong winds for others, most of us will see spells of sunshine. monday, this area of low pressure, still bringing

clout in some outbreaks of rain to eastern and northern england. slowly easing from the west through the day. drierand brighter easing from the west through the day. drier and brighter behind it. a lot of clout for many away from scotland, who once again will see the best of the sunshine. showers and parts of wales, central, southern and south—west england. cloudy day across northern ireland, but mainly dry. best of sunshine once again for scotland, who will see the highest temperatures. into tuesday, a fairly quiet day across the uk. no pressure to the east and west of us, high pressure to the north and south. we could see if you showers. some swells of sunshine across large swathes of england and wales, but that could spark some showers. showers into northern ireland, and also south—west england. but sealing warmer for england. but sealing warmer for england and wales compared to the weekend. more anyway of sunshine. temperatures here in the high teens. atlantic system pushing its way west

to east, quite active so that will generate heavy showers if not longer spells of rain, particularly for a large swathes of england and wales. quite unsettled day over northern ireland, frequent heavy showers here, moving into western scotland. the eastern coast of scotland staying dry until later in the day, but most of us will see showers or longer spells of rain on wednesday. more lively in the tropics, and that is generating a strongerjet stream. and that in turn is going to generate more energy for these areas of low pressure approaching assets we had through thursday and friday. the isomers are closer together, we could see some strong winds and further heavy spells of rain. strengthening for many on thursday, but particularly across western coasts for scotla nd but particularly across western coasts for scotland and northern ireland. areas of blue indicating showers or longer areas of rain. much of scotland, north—west england and wales, by and large the further

east you are the drier it will be with the best of the sunshine. the winter coming from the south—west, so for many temperatures in the high teens or low 205. i spice get closer together into friday, the chance of gales across parts of scotland and northern ireland, coupled once again with heavy showers or longer spells of rain. showers probably confined to scotland and northern ireland, perhaps just clipping north—west england and parts of wales. for many areas, dry with best of the sunshine, but keep an eye on the strength of the wind. a windy end to the week. some warmth in that sunshine, 20 or 21 celsius across parts of england and wales. a little bit cooler for scotland and northern ireland. eventually, the area of low pressure ulcer way into the continent. if you showers likely around in the weekend, then things are looking drier. this area of low pressure could come into play for the following week. into next

weekend and the week ahead, i think for much of england and wales it is looking dry wood spells of sunshine. still the chance of showers, particularly proprietor northern ireland and western scotland. that's all from me. goodbye.

this is bbc news. the headlines at six: cheering the queen appeared at the end of the pageant alongside the duke and duchess of cornwall and the cambridges. as for the days of celebration come to an end in central london. a huge platinum pageant. prince louis lapped up the procession which celebrated each of the queen's decades on the throne. tens of thousands of street parties also took place across the uk, despite many having to wrap up against the weather. i'm glad i'm here. god bless you. god bless the queen. god bless this nation. russian missiles strike the ukrainian capital for the first time in more than a month.