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Prince Charles led the tributes to his mother at a Platinum Jubilee concert outside Buckingham Palace Saturday.

She did not attend a thanksgiving service at London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral on Friday because of mobility issues. And you bring us together to celebrate moments of pride, joy and happiness.” "That is why we are here.

Prince Charles paid an emotional personal tribute to his mother, Queen Elizabeth, on Saturday during celebrations to mark her Platinum Jubilee, praising the ...

Queen's "We Will Rock You" then opened the show, with other performers including the cast of "Hamilton," Alicia Keys and Diana Ross. Elizabeth was instrumental in creating the latter and many regard its success as her greatest achievement. Polls suggest a comfortable majority believe the monarchy should remain. You laugh and cry with us and, most importantly, you have been there for us, for these 70 years. "Your majesty, you have been with us in our difficult times. "You have met us and talked with us.

Two future monarchs are set to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II at a special concert in front of Buckingham Palace.

Prince Charles paid a heartfelt tribute to his "mummy" Queen Elizabeth during the Platinum Party at the Palace as the monarch marks 70 years on the British ...

Two future monarchs are set to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II at a special concert in front of Buckingham Palace.

The Prince of Wales has paid a heartfelt tribute to his "mummy", the Queen, at the Platinum Party at the Palace that drew huge crowds. "You laugh and cry ...

It was also a reminder of how long Prince Charles and the Queen have been there together, soldiering on side by side. In the London twilight, it was framed as a message of hope. He went on to talk about the Queen's "strength and stay", his father, the Duke of Edinburgh, who died last year. It was intimate and simple, despite the grand setting. "And there was still time for fun amongst the work," he added. "You have been with us in our difficult times. "Together, if we harness the very best of humankind, and restore our planet, we will protect it for our children, for our grandchildren and for future generations to come," he said. As pictures of the Queen throughout her reign were projected on to the front of Buckingham Palace, he said: "These pictures on your house are the story of your life - and ours. It opened with words from Sir David Attenborough, and as images of the natural world were projected on to Buckingham Palace and music from Hans Zimmer was played, the crowd heard archive audio of the Queen speaking about the future of the planet in 1989. Taking to the stage, Prince Charles remarked on what he said was an "outpouring of warmth and affection over the Jubilee weekend". He added serving the public was what "gets my mother up in the morning" and thanked her on behalf of the world. The Prince of Wales has paid a heartfelt tribute to his "mummy", the Queen, at the Platinum Party at the Palace that drew huge crowds.

From Paddington Bear to Michelle Obama, Sir Elton John to Diana Ross – a host of starry faces put in an appearance in honour of Her Majesty's 70-year reign.

Then it was Prince Charles’s turn, who initially appeared on stage beside his future queen consort, the Duchess of Cornwall. He began by sweetly addressing ‘Your Majesty, mummy’, and spoke movingly of his parents’ seven decades of marriage. While the Queen herself was absent from tonight’s Platinum Party at the Palace – tuning in live from Windsor Castle – many of her fellow royals were there to witness the open air musical extravaganza in person. The family were fittingly dressed in the colours of the UK flag, with the Duchess of Cambridge elegant in white, Princess Charlotte in red, and Prince William and George donning navy suits.

Prince Charles tipped his hat to the Queen Saturday at a splashy Buckingham Palace concert celebrating her 70 years on the throne.

He had more words about climate change ... "Tonight has been full of such optimism and joy – and there is hope. Never before have we had so much power to change the big things." He thanked his mom, referring to her reign as a "lifetime of selfless service," adding, "You continue to make history." Prince William had some words earlier in the evening, pleading for action to save planet earth. You laugh and cry with us and, most importantly, you have been there for us, for these 70 years. He went on ... “You have met us and talked with us.

But we have to say, also a bit unexpected: The nickname, says a commentator, is “Tungsten.” Before you scratch your head as to a.) why Charles calls ...

“That makes this a pretty neat compliment, all things considered.” However, it seems that Prince Charles had a lot of respect for Meghan’s resilient nature. “Not only has the press hounded her relentless, but she has also said that she felt less than at home in the royal family.

With thousands of street parties set to take place across the UK on Sunday 5 June, the royal couple joined guests for a feast at the cricket ground in London.

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. It includes felt scotch eggs, fruit platters, pavlova, a carrot cake and Viennese whirls. Let’s hope we don’t do that.”

The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall kicked off the final day of celebrations to mark the Queen's 70-year reign by meeting guests at the Big Jubilee Lunch in The ...

Make sure you never miss a ROYAL story! Charles and Camilla at the Big Lunch in Paddington Let’s hope we don’t do that."

Charles and Camilla also cut a special Big Jubilee cake and viewed a unique felt art piece created by Lucy Sparrow depicting a celebratory tea party of Platinum ...

On Saturday night, Charles and Camilla joined the royal family for a star-studded "Party at the Palace" concert. "Your Majesty, Mummy," he began. Sunday's event isn't the first Big Jubilee Lunch that Charles and Camilla have attended.

The Royal Family were among those to attend Big Jubilee Lunches as the final day of celebrations saw street parties, picnics and barbecues in communities ...

While in Windsor, Prince Edward and wife Sophie joined around 3,000 locals on the Long Walk, rebranded the ‘Long table’ for the Big Jubilee Lunch. His comments came as he attended one of the Big Jubilee Lunches at The Oval in south London with wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, who is patron of the Big Lunch an annual celebration for communities. Friendship, fun and food were on the menu as communities nationwide came together for the Big Jubilee Lunch in a show of unity Prince Charles hoped would be a legacy of the celebrations.

Prince Charles and Prince William both celebrated the legacy of the late Prince Philip during the Platinum Jubilee — read more.

“I’m so proud that my grandfather and my father have been part of those efforts.” “I was blessed that in Prince Philip I had a partner willing to carry out the role of consort and unselfishly make the sacrifices that go with it. “On behalf of us all, I wanted to pay my own tribute to your lifetime of selfless service,” Charles said in his Saturday speech, standing beside his wife, Duchess Camilla. “Your family now spans four generations. Elizabeth became the queen of England in February 1952, a role she has held for 70 years. “I am fortunate to have had the steadfast and loving support of my family,” Her Majesty wrote in a February statement about celebrating her accession to the British throne. Since his death, the royal family has been candid about their grief and honoring his legacy.

Senior royal family members Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, celebrate Queen Elizabeth II monarchy at Big Jubilee Lunch in London, England.

He added: "Your Majesty, you have been with us in our difficult times. We think of all you have done to make the Commonwealth such an important force for good. You are our Head of State. And you are also our mother. And leaders across the world. "You will remember those who have led this country. On behalf of us all, I wanted to pay my own tribute to your lifetime of selfless service.

Charles and Camilla kick off final day of celebrations by meeting guests at Big Jubilee Lunch.

Let’s hope we don’t do that.” Friar said it was “a wonderful thought” for all of us. Speaking afterwards, Paige said: “I think that they are having a marvellous time. “We see it with neighbours, right?