performing with a choir of refugees from more than a dozen different countries. everyone is hoping that this evening is going to be something that, compared to the rest of thejubilee something that, compared to the rest of the jubilee celebrations, something that, compared to the rest of thejubilee celebrations, is probably not going to be probably going to be that loudest. probably not going to be probably going to be that loudest. going to be that loudest. people from the sporting going to be that loudest. people from the sporting world - going to be that loudest. people from the sporting world tonight, going to be that loudest. people - from the sporting world tonight, but notjust bricks, we ve got some americans in there, people from all around the world. niall americans in there, people from all around the world. around the world. niall rogers will be performing- around the world. niall rogers will be performing. he s around the world. niall rogers will be performing.
sir eltonjohn and sir rod stewart. during the concert, prince charles and prince william will pay tribute to the queen. so far, it s been a busy couple of days. the queen appeared in public on thursday when she was on the balcony at buckingham palace at the end of the trooping the colour ceremony. she was joined by senior royals to watch an raf fly past. we actually saw the queen twice on thursday as she also took part at a lighting ceremony in windsor castle. more than 3,000 beacons were lit across the uk and commonwealth countries around the world. yesterday the main event was in sant paul s cathedral in london. a national service of thanksgiving honouring queen elizabeth s seventy years on the throne. prince charles officially represented his mother at the service while the duke and duchess of sussex were also in attendance for their first royal event together since leaving the uk to live in the united states two years ago. with me throughout the programme is emily nash, roy
long overdue celebration. to i think. it s a really quite long-overdue celebration. to what extent has the long-overdue celebration. to what extent has the last long-overdue celebration. to what extent has the last couple - long-overdue celebration. to what extent has the last couple of - long-overdue celebration. to what extent has the last couple of days| extent has the last couple of days been a postcode that national party with a lot of pent up enthusiasm for socialising? and to what extent has this been a focus on 70 years of the reign of queen elizabeth. reign of queen elizabeth. there s somethin: reign of queen elizabeth. there s something for reign of queen elizabeth. there s something for everyone - reign of queen elizabeth. there s something for everyone here. - reign of queen elizabeth. there s i something for everyone here. there are loyalists out here who want to come and pay tribute to the queen can catch a glimpse of the royal family, but some many other people who
talking to you later on as you manage to grab people who are passing by ready to go and perform. crowds have been gathering, as i said, outside of buckingham palace head of the concert. ahead of the concert. ashleyjohn baptiste is in green park, where those lucky enough to have tickets are coming in to take their seats. iama i am a stone s throw away for buckingham palace, where the crowds are gathering quick and fast for tonight s concerts. the people you can see, they have ticket for the event tonight, and there s a lot of excitement. how are we feeling? there you have it. we can speak to people who have come for tonight s concert. we have you come from? flame concert. we have you come from? come from marne concert. we have you come from? come from marge cambridge concert. we have you come from? come from marge cambridge r. concert. we have you come from? come from marge cambridge r. how - concert. we have you come from? come from marge cambridge r. how about. from marge cambri