A pilot's view of the Diamond Jubilee flypast
Here's what some of the pilots saw from the cockpit during the spectacular Diamond Jubilee flypast.
Here's what some of the pilots saw from the cockpit during the spectacular Diamond Jubilee flypast.
41 children from all corners of the UK formed a Diamond Choir to perform for the Queen today
In a rare address the Queen thanked the millions who joined the festivities which she hoped would "brighten our lives for many years".
The culmination of four days of celebrations to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee dominates the front pages on Wednesday. Here's a selection:
The Ministry of Defence has also released a pilot's-eye view from the Spitfire cockpit as the planes flew over Buckingham Palace for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
This is what the pilot of the Lancaster bomber saw as he flew over Buckingham Palace during the spectacular Diamond Jubilee flypast.
Pictures: Ministry of Defence
41 children from all corners of the UK formed a Diamond Choir to perform for the Queen today
Read the full storyThe Prime Minister said that the Jubilee celebrations have shown how British people can "come together in a spirit of unity and celebration". He also told ITV News' Political Correspondent Lucy Manning about his highlight of the celebrations:
In a rare address the Queen thanked the millions who joined the festivities which she hoped would "brighten our lives for many years".
Read the full storyThe Queen thanked the nation for a series of heart-warming Diamond Jubilee celebrations marking her 60 years on the throne.
In a televised address, produced by ITN and filmed at Buckingham Palace following the Jubilee Concert, the Queen said the events she had attended over the last four days had been a "humbling experience".
She said: "It has touched me deeply to see so many thousands of families, neighbours and friends celebrating together in such a happy atmosphere."
She added: "I hope that memories of all this year's happy events will brighten our lives for many years to come.
"I will continue to treasure and draw inspiration from the countless kindnesses shown to me in this country and throughout the Commonwealth. Thank you all."
Royalist Margaret Tyler has over 10,000 pieces of regal memorabilia, has met the Queen several times and names rooms in her house after royal residences. Click here to watch ITV London's interview with the capital's biggest royalist.
Political grievances appeared to be put to one side today as the leaders of the three main parties attended a service of thanksgiving for the Queen at St Paul's Cathedral.
David Cameron had his coalition partner Nick Clegg in stitches as he cracked a joke ahead of the service. Their wives, Samantha Cameron and Miriam Gonzalez Durantez, giggled at each other too.
Mr Cameron and Labour leader Ed Miliband waved across the aisle of the historic cathedral as they acknowledged each other.
The Red Arrows are not doing their display in Southampton tonight due to poor weather.