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Thousands of people joined the celebrations in London, lining the streets to catch a glimpse of the new King and Queen Strictly Come Dancing fans left 'gutted' and 'heartbroken' as leaker spoils tonight's show by revealing the surprise bottom two celebrities Fanfares were played by The State Trumpeters of the Household Cavalry and The Fanfare Trumpeters of the Royal Air Force. The King was presented with the Holy Bible by the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. The new Bible was commissioned for the Service by Lambeth Palace. His Majesty then took The Oath, and signed copies presented by the Lord Chamberlain, as the choir sang an Anthem by William Byrd. Having taken The Oath, The King kneeled before the High Altar and prayed aloud. The words of His Majesty’s prayer were inspired by the hymn, ‘I vow to thee, my country’, in a continuation of the theme of service. The choir then sang a ‘Gloria’, also by William Bryd, framing His Majesty’s prayer. He had come to Canterbury after arriving on the Isle of Thanet. King Æthelberht, the ruler of Kent, also converted to Christianity and allowed his visitors to preach freely.
The oil has been perfumed with essential oils – sesame, rose, jasmine, cinnamon, neroli, benzoin and amber – as well as orange blossom. The Homage was given by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and The Prince of Wales. The People’s Homage followed, an opportunity for those who wished to be given voice within the Service, and for those at home to have a chance to be an extension of the Westminster Abbey congregation, if they wished. A fanfare sounded, and the choir sang an Anthem arranged by John Rutter for the Coronation of King George VI. Sir John Eliot Gardiner conducted The Monteverdi Choir and English Baroque soloists in a pre-Service programme of choral music. A small group of singers from The Monteverdi Choir also joined the main choral forces for the Service. The route was lined by the Armed Forces, Standard Bearers of the Royal British Legion, Uniformed Civilian Services and Youth Organisations.Strictly's Annabel Croft and partner Johannes Radebe left SPEECHLESS as they're awarded their first TEN for 'fiery and dramatic' Pasodoble
Doctor Who 60th Anniversary: Fans 'obsessed' by show's 'glorious' new opening titles as sci-fi series makes it's epic return: 'The budget is insane!' Demi Lovato braves VERY heavy snowfall as she headlines the Top Of The Mountain Opening Concert in Austria The screen is three-sided, with the open side to face the High Altar in Westminster Abbey. The two sides of the screen feature a much simpler design with maroon fabric and a gold, blue and red cross inspired by the colours and patterning of the Cosmati Pavement at Westminster Abbey where the anointing will take place. The crosses were also embroidered by the Royal School of Needlework’s studio team. Throughout, the book is richly illustrated with photographs of The King and Queen performing their new duties, meeting with the public and supporting charitable causes – highlighting the many steps that have steadily transformed the reign of Queen Elizabeth II into the reign of Asked what drew Americans to watch a British monarch ascend to the throne, Anderson said: “History, isn’t it?”
Follow his journey, from schoolboy and eligible young bachelor to his time in the armed forces, and from the birth of his sons, William and Harry, to his more recent role as grandfather. This captivating chronicle describes his accession to the throne - lived out in the public eye following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II - and recounts his interest in sport, his royal homes and his life with his wife Camilla, who will be crowned alongside him as Queen Consort. Alongside his dedication to his work as a senior member of the Royal Family, the book explores not only his official and ceremonial duties, both in the United Kingdom and overseas, but also the patronages and passions that he has long held so so dear. Britney Spears's sister Jamie Lynn claims she's 'best known as a singer' - and she's not the only one outshone by a much more famous sister or brother
The Sword Belt was made by Wilkinson and Son, Robe Makers and presented by the Worshipful Company of Girdlers in 1937. Ahead of the Coronation, the Royal School of Needlework undertook some minor conservation work on the Girdle, and it was re-presented to His Majesty by the Worshipful Company of Girdlers. Pope Gregory had specifically instructed that the images should provide a 'living reading of the Lord's story for those who cannot read'. Lizzo, Kelly Rowland, Janelle Monáe and Lori Harvey get glam to support Beyonce at big premiere of her Renaissance concert film in Beverly Hills
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Inside Brad Pitt's HQ of broken dreams in New Orleans: Hollywood star's nonprofit office in shambles following years of legal battles Featuring nearly 4,000 personnel, this major military ceremonial operation was the largest of its kind since the 1953 Coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Beyonce's proteges Chloe and Halle Bailey wow in flesh flashing looks at singer's Renaissance concert film premiere in Beverly Hills The King’s Life Guard turned out on Whitehall at Horse Guards Front Yard. This was to give a Royal Salute as The King, The Queen and other Members of the Royal Family pass.
Queen Mary's crown was designed for the Coronation of June 1911. The design was inspired by Queen Alexandra's crown of 1902 which has similarly elegant arches. Queen Mary also wore the crown without its arches as a circlet, in particular for the Coronation of her son, King George VI at the coronation in 1937.Terry Venables dies aged 80: Coach who led England to Euro 96 semi-finals after sparkling playing career with Chelsea, Tottenham and QPR, passes away Following this, the Archbishop of Canterbury gave a greeting from the High Altar, welcoming the congregation to the Service. The choir, joined by Sir Bryn Terfel, sang the ‘Kyrie’, which was sung in Welsh for the first time. Boxing's A Team! Ed Sheeran arrives ringside ahead of Katie Taylor's rematch with Chantelle Cameron in Dublin and poses with fans
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