of whom had been here overnight to ensure a ringside seat. join of whom had been here overnight to ensure a ringside seat. of whom had been here overnight to ensure a ringside seat. join me down the ub ensure a ringside seat. join me down the pub where ensure a ringside seat. join me down the pub where the ensure a ringside seat. join me down the pub where the hospitality - the pub where the hospitality industry the pub where the hospitality industry is set to make £2 billion over industry is set to make £2 billion over the industry is set to make £2 billion over the weekend. we will be unwrapping these beauties later on at the unwrapping these beauties later on at the beer festival in lancashire. preparations for saturday s platinum party continue. sir rod stewart s going to be performing, and tells breakfast he s honoured to be involved. i ve grown up with this woman. you know, i was seven when she came to the throne. so she s always been part of my life. also
behind the scenes to make sure everybody has a good time. i have been taking a look. right, let s put this behind the bar, yeah? it s ready, set, go, on a big bank holiday for the queen s platinum jubilee, with the hospitality industry hoping to make a royal mint from the celebrations. at this pub in london, there s extra staff, extra stock, and even extra drinks, in honour of her majesty. we are making the queen s tipple, which is a take on her favourite drink, which is the zaza. and you just load it up with ice, lemon, a shot of gin, double measure of dubonnet, which is a wine based aperitif. there we go. and finish that off. and there we go, queen s tipple. are you hoping that the tills
till the end of my time. it s another busy day ofjubilee celebrations in the capital. this was trafalgar square yesterday, as people watched the trooping the colour parade, as well as a fly past over buckingham palace. this morning, a service of thanksgiving will be held at st paul s cathedral. now, meet george vulkan. he s 92 years old, and back in 1953, he was involved in the queen s coronation as an auxilliary policeman. before that, he had arrived in britain as a refugee and joined the army. he says that his involvement in that day made him proud to be british. 0urjob was to keep control of the crowds, so we were told to keep an eye open in case there were any troublesome people, or too much pressure. but we still had an opportunity,
monarch on the balcony of buckingham palace. the daily mail features picture of scene stealing prince louis appearing to let out a yell in response to the volume of the fly past. the telegraph says it was a glorious day of celebrations, despite the discomfort of the young prince of wails. and the daily express front page superimposes a picture of a delighted queen onto a shot of thousands of people gathered on the mall to mark the occasion. wow, what a racket, great granny! that s the headline in the mirror. we re joined now by our royal correspondent, daniela relph. those pictures, so lovely to see the queen smiling throughout the flypast. prince louis did steal the show a bit, flypast. prince louis did steal the showa bit, didn t flypast. prince louis did steal the show a bit, didn t he? flypast. prince louis did steal the showa bit, didn t he? it flypast. prince louis did steal the show a bit, didn t he? show a bit, didn t he? it was a combination show a bit, didn t he? it