Three ‘fresh and simple’ foods the Queen will eat over Jubilee, says Jennie Bond

Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.The presenter took to Twitter to share his reaction with his 1.7 million followers as the nation marked the Queen’s 70 years of service.He admitted he and his mother were overcome with emotion at the impressive display.Rylan wrote: “Me and mummy cried at the red arrows.

A huge cheer went up as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry arrived at St Paul’s Cathedral for this morning’s thanksgiving service for the Platinum Jubilee.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have made their first official appearance at celebrations for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in the UK.

Good Morning Britain host Adil Ray laughed as he spoke of the photos of Prince Harry and "Auntie" Meghan Markle talking to the children on the balcony.

Queen will miss the Platinum Jubilee Thanksgiving Service tomorrow (Friday, June 3) after experiencing "some discomfort".The monarch said she made the decision with "some reluctance".A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: "The Queen greatly enjoyed today's Birthday Parade and Flypast but did experience some discomfort."Taking into account the journey and activity required to participate in tomorrow's National Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral, Her Majesty with great reluctance has concluded that she will not attend."The Queen is looking forward to participating in tonight's Beacon lighting event at Windsor Castle and would like to thank all those who made today such a memorable occasion."While not confirmed, it is believed that she experienced episodic mobility issues during today's (June 2) events, but she will attend a beacon lighting event at Windsor Castle tonight, the palace confirmed.It is also understood the decision was considered regrettable but sensible due to the length of the journey and time involved and the physical demands the service would require.Social media users were quick to offer Her Majesty their best wishes.One user tweeted: "I am glad the Queen was able to enjoy today as she is commander in chief and I know she loves her military and they had the chance to show their respect to her."Sorry she's missing tomorrow as she is a devout Christian, but glad Charles and William will represent her."Another wrote: "It's self care."At 96, she does deserve some time to rest."And television host Piers Morgan called the news "sad".She isn't the only royal missing events, as Prince Andrew will miss out on all of the events due to catching Covid-19, Buckingham Palace also announced tonight.A palace

Prince Andrew will officially miss another one of Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee events after testing positive for COVID-19. According to royal reporter Omid Scobie, the queen’s 62-year-old son will not attend Friday’s Service of Thanksgiving.“Prince Andrew 'with regret' will no longer attend tomorrow’s #PlatinumJubilee service of thanksgiving at St Paul’s after testing positive for Covid,” the tweet read.

Prince Andrew will miss tomorrow's Jubilee service of thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral after testing positive for Covid-19, Buckingham Palace has announced. A palace spokesman said: “After undertaking a routine test the Duke has tested positive for Covid and with regret will no longer be attending tomorrow’s service.” It is understood Andrew saw the Queen in the last few days but has been undertaking regular testing and has not seen her since he tested positive. Andrew, 62, could not been seen on the balcony earlier today as only working royals were by the Queen's side for the Trooping the Colour.

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Lizzie Cundy has claimed members of The Royal Family have shared their concerns ahead of Meghan Markle's first public debut in two years.The television presenter has explained that members of the family are more concerned about Meghan than they are of Prince Andrew stepping out in public.Andrew stepped down from public life ahead of settling his civil court case after being accused of sexual assault by Virginia Guiffree, who claims she was just 17 – Andrew has strongly denied all allegations.Meghan, 40, stepped down from royal life in January 2020 and relocated to California and has since dropped several bombshell allegations against her in-laws.Speaking exclusively to the Daily Star, the television presenter said: "I know that the palace are very worried, they're more worried about her than Andrew because they're worried about what will be said."They're worried about what will be used in interviews or in the memoirs."The other royals are very concerned about Meghan being there and the ramifications of her being there, what will Meghan be doing next?"The original WAG added: "I don't think it's very fair on our Queen to be honest, I think she should have stayed away and been with her father."I think that would have been the right thing to do and I think she would have won a lot of sympathy with a lot of people if she'd done the right thing."Discussing Andrew potentially appearing at the service of Thanksgiving for his mother on Friday June 3, Lizzie said: "I do think Andrew will make an appearance, it's the Queen's wishes."We all know whatever he may have done, he's her son, he's always been known as her favourite son and she wants him to be somehow part of it."Whether that is the right thing to do is another matter but

Queen Elizabeth was greeted with lengthy applause from thousands of onlookers as she made her first Trooping the Colour balcony appearance alongside her cousin the Duke of Kent on Thursday. Her Majesty was all smiles as she stood in front of the large crowds and took the official salute.Due to her ongoing mobility issues, Queen Elizabeth was seen using a cane for her appearance and opted to skip the main parade this year.

The Queen has been spotted making her way to Buckingham Palace for today's Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Elizabeth II, who resides at Windsor Castle, was seen in a car heading to London on Thursday morning, as the Trooping of the Colour parade took place. Her journey took place as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their kids took part in the procession.

The Queen is celebrating her Platinum Jubilee this weekend, marking 70 years of her reign. While the event is bound to be full of plenty of joyous moments for the longest reigning monarch in British history, it will also be the first milestone the Queen is celebrating without Prince Philip by her side.The Queen became a widow last year when Prince Philip died aged 99 after 73 years of marriage. She previously paid tribute to her beloved husband calling him her “strength and stay” over the years.

Refresh for latest…: Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations are under way this morning in London with the annual Trooping the Colour parade from Buckingham Palace to Horse Guard’s Parade to celebrate the monarch’s Official Birthday. More than 1,400 soldiers, 200 horses and 400 musicians are taking part.

Platinum Jubilee celebrations.More than 1,400 parading soldiers, 200 horses, and 400 musicians will come together to celebrate the Queen's official birthday.It also gives the public a chance to see all of the Royal Family – minus Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and Prince Andrew this year – together on the Buckingham Palace balcony.Ahead of the momentous occasion, Daily Star has looked back at some of the most memorable moments over the years.You would expect some of the younger members of the Royal Family to receive a dressing down if they're not behaving properly - but not the adults.But, as Prince William proved in 2016, you are never too old to be told off by the Queen.William had been talking to his son Prince George as the traditional flyover began, and had bent down to hear what the little prince had to say.Find out everything you need to know about the Platinum Jubilee by clicking hereThis got a bemused look from his grandmother, who went one further when William bent down again - tapping him on the shoulder and telling him to stand up straight.Something he did without haste.The Trooping the Colour stops for no member of the Royal family - even those who are heavily pregnant, as was the case in 1982.Accompanying the Queen, Prince Phillip and her husband Prince Charles on the iconic balcony was Princess Diana, who was just over a week away from giving birth to William.Flanked by the male members in their traditional military uniforms, Diana left fans and viewers on television wowed by her green dress.Diana was back in green six years later, though this time she was accompanied by both of her sons and it was the youngest who stole the show.Prince Harry never seemed to really enjoy his early years at Trooping the

may have turned 96 in April, but Her Majesty will celebrate another major milestone through the weekend. The Platinum Jubilee marks Her Majesty’s 70 years on the throne — a big tribute for the longest-serving monarch.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will be attending the Queen’s Trooping of the Colour for her Platinum Jubilee.

As the Queen celebrates a major milestone with her 70th year as monarch, a new official portrait of Her Majesty has been released to commemorate her Platinum Jubilee.

A portrait of Queen Elizabeth II has been released in order to mark the start of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations. The specially commissioned portrait sees Her Majesty, 96, smiling in the Victoria Vestibule at Windsor Castle, with the Castle’s Round Tower, and the statue of King Charles II, which stands in the Quadrangle of the Castle, both visible in the background.

A man was arrested at Buckingham Palace ahead of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations this week.

The Queen's pilot had no choice but to abort landing after being caught in a lightning storm, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. Her Majesty, 96, who is reportedly "embracing the idea of a wheelchair" amid her mobility issues, was travelling back to her home of Windsor following a visit to Balmoral in Aberdeen when the flight was stuck in air thanks to the electrical storm.

The Queen has returned to Windsor ahead of her four day Platinum Jubilee celebrations.The 96 year old monarch was seen returning to Windsor Castle in a green Range Rover as she prepares to celebrate 70 years on the throne, with one of her faithful corgis in the back seat.The Queen has spent the last few days at her Scottish home Balmoral, said to be one of her favourite places to visit, as staff busy themselves with preparations for the historic celebration.The four day Jubilee celebrations will begin on Thursday with a special Trooping of the Colour parade.The Epsom Derby will take place on Saturday 4 June, said to be a favourite of the Queens, although Her Majesty is not expected to attend in person as she celebrates Meghan and Harry's daughter Lilibet's first birthday. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.