Diamond Jubilee 2012
It's the Queen's Diamond Jubilee marking 60 years since Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne in 1952.
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A Royal Feast
Thousands enjoy Queen's garden party
Thousands of people who have been recognised for their work in the community have enjoyed an event at Sandringham hosted by the Queen.
Read the full storyPreparations underway for Queen's garden party
The Queen will hold a garden party at Sandringham today to thank residents of Norfolk and Suffolk for contributing to community life.
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Queen to make first Jubilee visit in this region
by Russell Hookey
The Queen will make the first of her Jubilee visits to the region today (Tuesday 12 June), but the Duke of Edinburgh won't be joining her.
Read the full storyDuke of Edinburgh to miss Sandringham garden party
The Duke of Edinburgh will not attend today's garden party at the Royal Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.
Read the full storyCorby set to impress Queen and Prince Philip
by Russell Hookey
With the Queen and Prince Philip due in Corby on Wednesday there's confidence in the town that she'll be impressed by the changes.
Read the full storyWattisham wives help Sing reach number one
by Victoria Lampard
The Diamond jubilee anthem ‘Sing’ featuring the wives of soldiers based at Wattisham in Suffolk has leapt to the top of the charts.
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Prince Philip 'uncertain' for Sandringham garden party
It is still unclear if the Duke of Edinburgh will be well enough to attend a garden party at the Royal Sandringham Estate in Norfolk.
Read the full storyThe Queen's week in the east
Four days of celebrations, a lifetime of memories
Britain may have had little to cheer about in recent times, but the spectacular celebrations for the Jubilee seem to have installed a patriotic pride back into the country. For those who took part in the festivities it has also left behind memories that will stay with them forever.
The Queen in Anglia: Sixty years of history
Throughout her sixty years on the throne the Queen has lived in the Anglia region, watched her family grow up here and enjoyed a whole range of events.
Over the years we have turned out in our thousands to say hello to her Majesty, and ITV Anglia has caught many of those moments on film.