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feel very proud as well. happy jubilee! that'sjust a piece i feel very proud as well. happy jubilee! that'sjust a piece of. feel very proud as well. happy i jubilee! that'sjust a piece of the jubilee! that's “ust a piece of the work that has i jubilee! that'sjust a piece of the work that has gone _ jubilee! that'sjust a piece of the work that has gone into - jubilee! that'sjust a piece of the work that has gone into some i jubilee! that'sjust a piece of the work that has gone into some of| jubilee! that'sjust a piece of the i work that has gone into some of the thousands of events that will take place tonight and we are hoping to bring you pictures from those particular places as they liked their beacons later this evening. about 25 minutes' time her majesty the queen who is tonight in windsor will initiate the writing of the principal beacon and was well highness the duke of cambridge will be outside buckingham palace to witness what will surely be a very special moment and alongside him a rather special guest, greg reporter will be performing a brand—new song especially for the occasion. welcome gregory. i have to say you are looking very suave.— gregory. i have to say you are looking very suave. thank you so much. i looking very suave. thank you so much- i went _ looking very suave. thank you so much. i went with _ looking very suave. thank you so much. i went with the _ looking very suave. thank you so much. i went with the chat i looking very suave. thank you so much. i went with the chat -- i looking very suave. thank you so i much. i went with the chat -- type to match with _ much. i went with the chat -- type to match with that _ much. i went with the chat -- type to match with that beautiful i much. i went with the chat -- type to match with that beautiful cws. l to match with that beautiful cws. why don't you tell us about this song he will be performing at the london community gospel choir. brute be london community gospel choir. we be beautiful london _ london community gospel choir. we be beautiful london community _ london community gospel choir. - ye: beautiful london community gospel choir a life lived with grace, this is a beautiful song that was specifically written for the writing of the beacons and for the commonwealth. it's a beautiful song. it was written over a year ago. it was a contest and this was the song that was selected and it was a beautiful message in the song and is a wonderful message to her majesty the queen. about peace and harmony and love is the overall message of the song which is something i could sing all day long. i love it. that is beautiful. i— sing all day long. i love it. that is beautiful. i can't _ sing all day long. i love it. that is beautiful. i can't wait - sing all day long. i love it. that is beautiful. i can't wait to i sing all day long. i love it. that is beautiful. i can't wait to hear it. you have been a part and involved in many prestigious events during your brilliant career. how does thejubilee compare to all of those? does the jubilee compare to all of those? . . does the jubilee compare to all of those? , , ., ., ., , ., those? this is extraordinary for me because a real _ those? this is extraordinary for me because a real event _ those? this is extraordinary for me because a real event is _ those? this is extraordinary for me because a real event is the - those? this is extraordinary for me because a real event is the highest| because a real event is the highest and so this is a jullien crown in a way of my career because my mother said gregory, your gift will make room for you at the table of royalty. and here i am. reallyjust a beautiful experience and i'm so honoured as a little boy from california to be here singing this song. i california to be here singing this sonu. ., california to be here singing this son: . ., ., california to be here singing this son a . ., ., , california to be here singing this sonu. ., .,, ., , ., song. i got to see a preview of it with ou song. i got to see a preview of it with you at _ song. i got to see a preview of it with you at the _ song. i got to see a preview of it with you at the community i song. i got to see a preview of it. with you at the community gospel choir earlier on. i know you are excited and i can't wait to see it. best of luck with the show. everyone will really enjoy it and we can't wait to see it. best of luck. we cannot wait. we are really looking forward to hearing gregory nader. let us head back to heaven. what is happening with ali? at the most westerly beacon location, we are getting a few hours of extra daylight hoping anyways. behind me we have 12 community beacons that have all been lit behind me we have 12 community beacons that have all been [it along the castle wall. each one has been lit by a member of the commonwealth and beyond. in a few minutes we will be lighting our mainjubilee beacon on castle island but you are getting a taste just before that. we will be hearing from the very talented model primary choir here performing a very special song which has been written just for the platinum jubilee. singing. that was here is typically in. it would have noticed that i have moved inside. it is inside the castle where there is a special exhibition with loads of historic monuments like this. you might recognise this is the dress that her majesty were when she visited here back in 2012. it's not the only dress either. but thatis it's not the only dress either. but that is beauty. this was one by lady myra campbell. she lives in the nabe estate and she was one of the queens six maids of honour and this is the dress that she wore. it's on display and it's been on loan kindly from herfamily and i'm delighted to and it's been on loan kindly from her family and i'm delighted to say i am joined by her son. that evening. this is a piece of history. tell me what your mother told you about that day.— tell me what your mother told you about that day. huge nerves to start off with. about that day. huge nerves to start off with- the — about that day. huge nerves to start off with. the site _ about that day. huge nerves to start off with. the site of _ about that day. huge nerves to start off with. the site of the _ about that day. huge nerves to start off with. the site of the crowds i about that day. huge nerves to start off with. the site of the crowds in i off with. the site of the crowds in the streets and the privilege of being part of the ceremony and then the owners of being on the balcony. and this stress is on display here now. it has not always been on display has it? taste now. it has not always been on display has it?— now. it has not always been on disla has it? ~ ., ., ., display has it? we had no idea where it was when — display has it? we had no idea where it was when she _ display has it? we had no idea where it was when she died _ display has it? we had no idea where it was when she died on _ display has it? we had no idea where it was when she died on to _ display has it? we had no idea where it was when she died on to our- it was when she died on to our friend sharon found it under a duvet in the attic. it friend sharon found it under a duvet in the attic-— in the attic. it was hidden to keep the liuhts in the attic. it was hidden to keep the lights off- _ in the attic. it was hidden to keep the lights off. i _ in the attic. it was hidden to keep the lights off. i must _ in the attic. it was hidden to keep the lights off. i must remember i the lights off. i must remember that. if you need to keep your addresses anywhere it's between the vase. thank you for sharing memories of your mother and that special day. that's not the only special memory we have here. we are not short of a wonderful history and wonderful memories of her majesty visiting us here in northern ireland. has memories of her majesty visiting us here in northern ireland.— here in northern ireland. as your queen i am _ here in northern ireland. as your queen i am more _ here in northern ireland. as your queen i am more closely - here in northern ireland. as your i queen i am more closely concerned with the affairs of northern ireland. and i assure you that i should always strive to be pay your loyalty and devotion with my steadfast service to you all. in fulfilling this promise the queen has met people from all walks of life. hervisits has met people from all walks of life. her visits have also marked the historic milestones of her rain including silver, gold, and diamond jubilee. but one of the most significant encounters was in 2005 went for the first time on the island of ireland, the clean maths —— met irish president. she's small but she's lovely. i love the ro al she's small but she's lovely. i love the royalfamily. _ she's small but she's lovely. i love the royal family. they _ she's small but she's lovely. i love the royal family. they are - she's small but she's lovely. i love the royal family. they are great i she's small but she's lovely. i love | the royal family. they are great for northern— the royal family. they are great for northern ireland and wait for the uk. northern ireland and wait for the uk it— northern ireland and wait for the uk. ., , ._ ., uk. it was here way queen demonstrated _ uk. it was here way queen demonstrated her - uk. it was here way queen demonstrated her ability i uk. it was here way queen| demonstrated her ability to uk. it was here way queen i demonstrated her ability to lead uk. it was here way queen - demonstrated her ability to lead by example. in 2012, cheering crowds lined the streets to welcome her and prince philip as they arrive to attend a service in the cathedral to mark the diamond jubilee. afterwards, in a symbolic act of unity, the queen crossed the street to st. michael's catholic church and met members of the community. the following day in a further historic act of reconciliation, the queen shook hands with deputy first minister martin mcguinness. times may have changed since the princess elizabeth took her first flight in an aeroplane to visit northern ireland. but after seven decades as queen, the warmth of welcome for her has not. such lovely memories of the queen and her visit to northern ireland. we are not too far away from lighting our main beacon butjust before we do well enough to have a chat here with rachel who is one of our community beacon writers. that evening. i can tell from the accent you are not from around here. you are from canada. you have made your home here. tell me what does it mean for you to be part of the celebrations?— for you to be part of the celebrations? , . ., celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to _ celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like _ celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like a _ celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like a beacon - celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like a beacon for i celebrations? it is so exciting to be here to like a beacon for the | be here to like a beacon for the canadian people back home. we had the queen that come and this is my global community being commonwealth cell it's very exciting. but! i global community being commonwealth cell it's very exciting.— cell it's very exciting. and i know that our cell it's very exciting. and i know that your mum — cell it's very exciting. and i know that your mum and _ cell it's very exciting. and i know that your mum and dad - cell it's very exciting. and i know that your mum and dad will- cell it's very exciting. and i know that your mum and dad will be i that your mum and dad will be watching. a certain e—mail. thank you so much. can i say thank you to all our community beacon writers here this evening. that means we are not far away now from lighting our mainjubilee beacon over on castle island. it has been a pleasure being here tonight. and having the honour to be part of the celebrations here. with the man on it tonight, of lighting thatjubilee beacon. it is erin who is a girl guide and admin. there you go. the flames. that's the highlight of ourjubilee celebration here. as you might be able to hear behind me, the community pipes and drumsjoined in playing fairly behind me, the community pipes and drums joined in playing fairly well as we say congratulations you majesty from the most westerly corner of the uk. wonderful pictures and wonderful sounds. we are tapping our feet away to that. tapping away. it's so nice to that. tapping away. it's so nice to have you here.— to have you here. those were beautiful _ to have you here. those were beautiful pictures. _ to have you here. those were beautiful pictures. i— to have you here. those were beautiful pictures. i am i - to have you here. those were | beautiful pictures. i am i have to have you here. those were - beautiful pictures. i am i have pure emotion. what i love about watching that and in the park today itjust is palpable. you can feel the excitement of people. and it seems like some marvellous to be around it are in it or anything to do with it. and i love the queen anyways so it's a great weekend. the and i love the queen anyways so it's a great weekend.— a great weekend. the first time you saw the cleaning _ a great weekend. the first time you saw the cleaning person _ a great weekend. the first time you saw the cleaning person was - a great weekend. the first time you | saw the cleaning person was wayne? a great weekend. the first time you i saw the cleaning person was wayne? i was 12. i believe it was the first time the queen had come to northern ireland after the coronation. i think i'm right. up until then long before you were a twinkle in your mums i used to go to the cinema on saturday morning and so i was fascinated as a little girl with the princesses and then we did not have a television in our house and i begged her could go because she's the only one who had had the television and to watch that beautiful princess that i was enamoured with and in love with to see her emerge as the queen it was just one of the most pivotal times in my life. and had been in love with the monarchy ever since. what with the monarchy ever since. what was the reaction _ with the monarchy ever since. what was the reaction do _ with the monarchy ever since. what was the reaction do you _ with the monarchy ever since. what was the reaction do you remember? it's difficult to say in general but among the people you lived with on that initial visit from the queen, was a widespread enthusiasm where some people a bit standoffish? in northern ireland people are very friendly and welcoming anyway. i think that's when anybody goes across whether it's a big star whatever or royalty it's a huge occasion and rightly so. so the feeling i was only 12 at that time. but i was on my bicycle and the police came along and shoved us up against a hedge and the car went by with a glass roof and from that moment on everybody in northern ireland seem to be full of chatter. the queen is here, prince philip is here. of course in hillsborough a village where i live may sell for 12 years at the top of the village that is her house in northern ireland and that's why she was going. you re orted that's why she was going. you reported that _ that's why she was going. you reported that in _ that's why she was going. you reported that in the _ that's why she was going. you reported that in the silverjubilee in 1977 as a young reporter it was not like this whether. it in1977 as a young reporter it was not like this whether.— not like this whether. it was gale force winds- _ not like this whether. it was gale force winds. and _ not like this whether. it was gale force winds. and lashing - not like this whether. it was gale force winds. and lashing rain - not like this whether. it was gale force winds. and lashing rain and not like this whether. it was gale l force winds. and lashing rain and i was looking at the lovely choir and on that particular night because of the rain they shirts on the choir was stuck to their skin. my hair was all over my face. they stuck a scarf on my head to keep —— keep the hair down. when based... it was a funny morning. from memory, i believe that we toasted her good health with whisky. so we had some whisky on the spot. we whisky. so we had some whisky on the sot. ~ , . , spot. we saw the pictures in the film of 2011. _ spot. we saw the pictures in the film of 2011, her _ spot. we saw the pictures in the film of 2011, her majesties - spot. we saw the pictures in the film of 2011, her majesties first| film of 2011, her majesties first visit to the republic of ireland. it was widely commented on and around the world, notjust here on uk soil. she spoke of the heartache and the turbulence and she spoke of the loss suffered by her own family as well as many other thousands of people. would it be fair, it was coming to it as a time of healing and page turning and as a northern irish person yourself the thing that was overstated or is that their comments?— overstated or is that their comments? �* , .., ., comments? it's indicative of the queen because _ comments? it's indicative of the queen because she _ comments? it's indicative of the queen because she has - comments? it's indicative of the queen because she has always i comments? it's indicative of the - queen because she has always been a dignified person. she always gave the impression that she was a very forgiving person even in recent years. it was a brave thing to do and it was a talking point of the whole island and everywhere the fact that she was shaking the hands of aunt mary robinson talks very kindly about when she met the queen and how charming she was. and it was a very demanding thing to do. it was a great push towards their shared image and the government and everything. i thought it was a lovely thing she did at the time. brave, understanding, great dignity and that's what i love about the queen. she has so many qualities. she is a leader in her own right and she is so strong. 96 to be doing what she's done. she exudes understanding and dignity and trusted entity and she never said anything and that's what i like. there's been too much said about the general while family with interviews and while —— the queen is great. my and while -- the queen is great. my mum and while —— the queen is great. my mum said to me when we were talking about the cream, she said she was the originalfeminist. she about the cream, she said she was the original feminist. she said that she was at the age of 25 with two young children taking on one of the greatest roles in the world. i wonder as somebody who's seen a lot and done a lot and interviewed a lot of people what you make of that thought that actually in her own way in her own significant way she was a pioneer in what people expected of a young woman. find pioneer in what people expected of a young woman-— young woman. and she made that romise young woman. and she made that promise during — young woman. and she made that promise during the _ young woman. and she made that promise during the coronation - young woman. and she made that l promise during the coronation about how she would serve her people and she kept that promise and that's another thing i admired. she's always been a leader and she is still a leader because even though in recent times she has not been to bad in terms of disability nevertheless she's out there and in another week you see her on a beautiful outfit whatever colour it is an charming and she pushes through and i know there's been a lot of speculation today about whether she was handed over to prince charles soon. i don't think so. i think she will continue. she was looking _ so. i think she will continue. she was looking to _ so. i think she will continue. she was looking to the future in her statement today. lots to talk about. now we willjoin gavinjones. he's writing well. welcome to his castle. along the swansea bay. a few minutes' time we will be marking the patentability celebration with the making of our on beacon. we had a special guest to do the countdown. at the beacon will be in its very top of the castle. at the local community came out for celebrations will we get to that, let us make i look back in history and the connection her majesty had from the people of wales. throughout her long rain, queen elizabeth's commitment to wales has been unfaltering and that dedication has been returned with loyalty and affection. it has been returned with loyalty and affection. . , has been returned with loyalty and affection. ., , ., ., , affection. it was wonderful. to see her like that. — affection. it was wonderful. to see her like that. it _ affection. it was wonderful. to see her like that. it was _ affection. it was wonderful. to see her like that. it was just _ her like that. it was just wonderful. her like that. it was 'ust wonderfui her like that. it was 'ust wonderful. ., , , wonderful. her ma'esties bond with wales wonderful. her ma'esties bond with wares dates _ wonderful. her ma'esties bond with wales dates back _ wonderful. her majesties bond with wales dates back to _ wonderful. her majesties bond with wales dates back to her _ wonderful. her majesties bond with wales dates back to her early - wales dates back to her early childhood when as a six—year—old princess she was gifted a beautiful miniature cottage. on behalf of the children of wales. her visit in 1955 was one of the first chance is for the welsh people to show the fondness for the young monarch. but not everyone she met was quite so respectful. the queen and the duke made their way to see the ponies being judged and one of them had an appetite for the royal coronations. over the years the queen has led many major national events including the investiture of her son charles as the prince of wales in 1969. the historic opening of the lowest parliament in 1999. this opening today marks _ parliament in 1999. this opening today marks a — parliament in1999. this opening today marks a new— parliament in 1999. this opening today marks a new and - parliament in 1999. this opening| today marks a new and significant direction in the way rails is governed. it's a moment of renewal true to the spirit of wales. in governed. it's a moment of renewal true to the spirit of wales.— true to the spirit of wales. in 2004 spectacular — true to the spirit of wales. in 2004 spectacular got _ true to the spirit of wales. in 2004 spectacular got our _ true to the spirit of wales. in 2004 spectacular got our launch - true to the spirit of wales. in 2004 spectacular got our launch of the i spectacular got our launch of the wales millennium centre. her majesty's most recent visit was last october when she opened the succession of the senate paying tribute to the nations key workers and their efforts during the pandemic. and just as the queen's devotion to wales has been endearing, also the love shown to her by the welsh people remains constant. wonderful to see the history and those images of the queen's visit to wales over the years. the next generation here are keen to keep the connection alive with her majesty. they have been involved with a very exciting project the last couple of months and it's the platinum arch which you can see down the hill. i'm delighted to say there with us. i can see you already framed your picture because it's beautiful tell us about it. it is the tower of london. it's - it's beautiful tell us about it. it. is the tower of london. it's very nice. is the tower of london. it's very nice- what _ is the tower of london. it's very nice. what did _ is the tower of london. it's very nice. what did you _ is the tower of london. it's very nice. what did you do? - 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the queens life. thank you for showing us your designs. thatj the queens life. thank you for - showing us your designs. that arch will be forever seen by anyone that goes to the park. thank you very much. there's so much talent coming out among us including this local lady you may recognise.- lady you may recognise. hello! lovel to lady you may recognise. hello! lovely to see _ lady you may recognise. hello! lovely to see you. _ lady you may recognise. hello! . lovely to see you. congratulations today. lovely to see you. congratulations toda . �* lovely to see you. congratulations toda.�* ., , _ ., ., lovely to see you. congratulations toda.�* ., ., . today. i'm so happy to have received this award- — today. i'm so happy to have received this award- it — today. i'm so happy to have received this award. it means _ today. i'm so happy to have received this award. it means a _ today. i'm so happy to have received this award. it means a lot _ today. i'm so happy to have received this award. it means a lot to - today. i'm so happy to have received this award. it means a lot to you - this award. it means a lot to you and a lot for— this award. it means a lot to you and a lot for people _ this award. it means a lot to you and a lot for people in _ this award. it means a lot to you and a lot for people in the - and a lot for people in the community as well.- and a lot for people in the community as well. yes, i had to kee it community as well. yes, i had to keep it secret — community as well. yes, i had to keep it secret for _ community as well. yes, i had to keep it secret for a _ community as well. yes, i had to keep it secret for a couple - community as well. yes, i had to keep it secret for a couple of - community as well. yes, i had to i keep it secret for a couple of weeks and that's very hard for me to do but i managed to do it at 10:30pm last night when i could tell my family but i'm so happy to be here and i will be in cardiff castle. you have not and i will be in cardiff castle. you have got a _ and i will be in cardiff castle. you have got a concert _ and i will be in cardiff castle. you have got a concert over the weekend saturday night. have got a concert over the weekend saturday night-— saturday night. saturday at cardiff castle. beautiful— saturday night. saturday at cardiff castle. beautiful cardiff— saturday night. saturday at cardiff castle. beautiful cardiff castle. i castle. beautiful cardiff castle. you've got an importantjob here tonight haven't you? you've got an important 'ob here tonight haven't you?_ you've got an important 'ob here tonight haven't you? yes, i am going tonight haven't you? yes, i am going to liiht the tonight haven't you? yes, i am going to light the beacon. _ tonight haven't you? yes, i am going to light the beacon. not _ tonight haven't you? yes, i am going to light the beacon. not yet, - 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the queen. i know someone who has. lovely to see you. how many times i lovely to see you. how many times have you met her majesty? once or twice. what was the job?— twice. what was the 'ob? onboard britannia. about i twice. what was the job? onboard britannia. about three _ twice. what was the job? onboard britannia. about three or - twice. what was the job? onboard britannia. about three or four i twice. what was the job? onboard | britannia. about three or four days before she was decommissioned. quite an intimate affair. very much. if you served on board longer than ten years you had the private audience with her majesty and his royal highness and it was just the three of us in the room. what did you talk about? i'll kinds of nonsense. thank you for sharing your infections with us. bonnie has a big job right now. are you ready for the countdown? you started off. five, four, three, two, one! liftoff! she did that as if by magic. joining me now instead yell is fashion designer and proud welshman, you have been swapping stories. fih use have been swapping stories. 0h we have. have been swapping stories. 0h we have- when — have been swapping stories. 0h we have- when you — have been swapping stories. 0h we have. when you were _ have been swapping stories. 0h we have. when you were presented i have been swapping stories. 0h we have. when you were presented to | have been swapping stories. 0h we i have. when you were presented to the queen to have — have. when you were presented to the queen to have her— have. when you were presented to the queen to have her bestow _ have. when you were presented to the queen to have her bestow year - have. when you were presented to the queen to have her bestow year old i queen to have her bestow year old beat upon you what was the moment like? it beat upon you what was the moment like? ., , . , ., beat upon you what was the moment like? .,, . , ., ., y like? it was incredible. not only for myself— like? it was incredible. not only for myself but _ like? it was incredible. not only for myself but i _ like? it was incredible. not only for myself but i think— like? it was incredible. not only for myself but i think people i like? it was incredible. not only for myself but i think people of| for myself but i think people of wales— for myself but i think people of wales as — for myself but i think people of wales as well to be accepted by the queen— wales as well to be accepted by the queen and to receive my old pe for my services— queen and to receive my old pe for my services to the fashion industry was so _ my services to the fashion industry was so important and i think i was the first— was so important and i think i was the first welsh fashion designer to ever have — the first welsh fashion designer to ever have it. when i went to the palace _ ever have it. when i went to the palace she — ever have it. when i went to the palace she said i love what you do. i was _ palace she said i love what you do. i was the _ palace she said i love what you do. i was the creative director and she said i'm _ i was the creative director and she said i'm a — i was the creative director and she said i'm a huge fan of audrey hepburn— said i'm a huge fan of audrey hepburn and obviously audrey hepburn was the _ hepburn and obviously audrey hepburn was the muse of the designer. and i said oh— was the muse of the designer. and i said oh really and she said yes, one of my— said oh really and she said yes, one of my favourite films is breakfast at tiffany's. i love that black dress — at tiffany's. i love that black dress with the pros because i love pearls _ dress with the pros because i love pearls and — dress with the pros because i love pearls. and she had this report with me over— pearls. and she had this report with me over fashion. everybody else was very serious — me over fashion. everybody else was very serious and mindless very different— very serious and mindless very different because it was fashion related — different because it was fashion related. ., �* . . different because it was fashion related. ., �*, , , , related. that's interesting because so often people — related. that's interesting because so often people superimpose i related. that's interesting because so often people superimpose that| related. that's interesting because i so often people superimpose that the queen thinks this and that and very often the narrative around the queen is she knows she has to get dressed up is she knows she has to get dressed up so she's not interested in fashion and i would see her outfits she someone who delights in colour and pattern and all the rest of it. she inspires many fashion designers by what _ she inspires many fashion designers by what she wears. she always wears bright _ by what she wears. she always wears bright colours and always looks amazing — bright colours and always looks amazing and when you see the queen on tv— amazing and when you see the queen on tv even— amazing and when you see the queen on tv even today she does realise lilac on tv even today she does realise iiiac is— on tv even today she does realise iiiac is the — on tv even today she does realise lilac is the new fashion colour of the season— lilac is the new fashion colour of the season and she chose to wear liiac— the season and she chose to wear liiac and — the season and she chose to wear liiac and it's— the season and she chose to wear lilac and it's one of her favourites because _ lilac and it's one of her favourites because so— lilac and it's one of her favourites because so many people are wearing pearls _ because so many people are wearing pearls as _ because so many people are wearing pearls as well at the moment so she's— pearls as well at the moment so she's creating a fashion trend in itself— she's creating a fashion trend in itself without knowing it. not but the riaht itself without knowing it. not but the right lilac. _ itself without knowing it. not but the right lilac. i _ itself without knowing it. not but the right lilac. i love _ itself without knowing it. not but the right lilac. i love the - itself without knowing it. not but the right lilac. i love the way i itself without knowing it. not butj the right lilac. i love the way she wears so many — the right lilac. i love the way she wears so many vibrant _ the right lilac. i love the way she wears so many vibrant colours i the right lilac. i love the way she l wears so many vibrant colours and the right lilac. i love the way she i wears so many vibrant colours and if you get older you would from my own point of view i love colour and i would always prefer colour but i made a bit of a faux pas because when we went to the palace we did not know who was going to present and one of my sons went off and found somebody who told him it was the queen but when i shook hands and she shook hands with me i have a habit of doing that over the class tends so with a result that i was not going to let her go. i’m not going to let her go. i'm going to have to — not going to let her go. i'm going to have to let _ not going to let her go. i'm going to have to let you _ not going to let her go. i'm going to have to let you go _ not going to let her go. i'm going to have to let you go because i'mj to have to let you go because i'm being told that as the sun is setting in london his royal highness the duke of cambridge is making his way to the principal beacon for the lighting ceremony to begin. there we can see the scenes at the palace. we are going to hearfrom gregory at some point and the duke of cambridge. it's a busy day for him. the colonel in chief of the irish cards and he was on parade with his regiment today this morning for trooping the colour. there he is waiting for the moment and to the youth groups we saw including the scouts and girl guides they are taking part in their green canopy initiative of which this splendid tree is the essential part and there are the pictures from windsor. what are the pictures from windsor. what a beautiful night is. the sun is not quite set. and her majesty is accompanied by the pageant master who is organised the pageant master who is organised the lighting of the 3000 beacons around the united kingdom and the commonwealth for this very special platinumjubilee. and commonwealth for this very special platinum jubilee. and we see now the commonwealth of nations globe. made of silver, gold, diamond and platinum. this represents the four jubilee use of her majesties rain. music and there we have it, the moment... music cheering. what a voice, what a tune, what a scene that is at buckingham palace tonight. the lighting of the tree, the principal beacon, the tree of trees to commemorate over1 million trees that have been planted as part of the queens grand canopy initiative throughout this her platinum jubilee year. there we see the duke of cambridge making his way back to buckingham palace. we will be sharing more of tonight beacons around the nation injust a moment. watching matt, cheering and clapping... fabulous. lulu, i know you're not a quiet person but even for you, you did manage. you're not a quiet person but even foryou, you did manage. i for you, you did manage. isquealed a little bit. can i ask you is a little bit, as a singer that perform man's? he little bit, as a singer that perform man's? . ~ . little bit, as a singer that perform man's? , ~ , man's? he is king, he is so good. they chose _ man's? he is king, he is so good. they chose the — man's? he is king, he is so good. they chose the right _ man's? he is king, he is so good. they chose the right man - man's? he is king, he is so good. they chose the right man for- man's? he is king, he is so good. they chose the right man for the l they chose the right man for the job and that last note, he so full of love. and they beautiful. the trooping of the colour was the same, the same, the music was exceptional today. and the lighting and the staging of the whole thing, it's hollywood. we've got a hollywood and the best possible taste. and the best possible taste. it’s the best possible taste. and the best possible taste.— best possible taste. it's 'ust magnificent, i best possible taste. it's 'ust magnificent, the i best possible taste. it's 'ust magnificent, the whole i best possible taste. it'sjust i magnificent, the whole thing. that is a big part of royalty, isn't it? the ability that they have the grand ceremonial, the putting out of the show, the spectacle but in a way thatis show, the spectacle but in a way that is above showbiz.— that is above showbiz. dignified. you mentioned _ that is above showbiz. dignified. you mentioned that _ that is above showbiz. dignified. you mentioned that word - that is above showbiz. dignified. | you mentioned that word before. that's really what so amazing about her queen. we are living in... this is living history. this will never happen again. nobody�*s ever had a queen like her who's lived this long and who is as dignified... she is never embarrassed us. ever. how many boroughs do you read about in history and they really made a mess of so many things? she is the best. the other thing is, i don't think any country worldwide could do what is happening this weekend.— is happening this weekend. nobody could do the _ is happening this weekend. nobody could do the same _ is happening this weekend. nobody could do the same thing. _ is happening this weekend. nobody could do the same thing. it's i could do the same thing. it's astonishing. i knew very upset when they talk— astonishing. i knew very upset when they talk about the marquee declining or young people are not interested so ijust pray and hope that it _ interested so ijust pray and hope that it as— interested so ijust pray and hope that it as possible. it�*s interested so ijust pray and hope that it as possible.— that it as possible. it's clearly not true because _ that it as possible. it's clearly not true because there i that it as possible. it's clearly not true because there are i that it as possible. it's clearly l not true because there are tens that it as possible. it's clearly i not true because there are tens of thousands probably a few hundred thousands probably a few hundred thousand people on the mall today and they were all sorts of people, i met some lovely young girls from america when i was walking to the studio at seven a:m., as a elderly people in wheelchairs, pensioners, it crosses all of the divides. just caettin to it crosses all of the divides. just getting to buckingham palace today, there were _ getting to buckingham palace today, there were thousands _ getting to buckingham palace today, there were thousands of— getting to buckingham palace today, there were thousands of people i there were thousands of people everywhere _ there were thousands of people everywhere. we _ there were thousands of people everywhere. we are _ there were thousands of people everywhere. we are in - 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nationalities, different people singing, people were happy, i nationalities, different people i singing, people were happy, they'd come _ singing, people were happy, they'd come to— singing, people were happy, they'd come to london _ singing, people were happy, they'd come to london to _ singing, people were happy, they'd come to london to celebrate - singing, people were happy, they'd come to london to celebrate and i singing, people were happy, they'dj come to london to celebrate and to see the _ come to london to celebrate and to see the queen _ come to london to celebrate and to see the queen.— come to london to celebrate and to see the queen. ., , ,., see the queen. people need something to celebrate at — see the queen. people need something to celebrate at this _ see the queen. people need something to celebrate at this particular— to celebrate at this particular time — to celebrate at this particular time. , �* . to celebrate at this particular time. , �* , ., time. everything we've been through, the world is been _ time. everything we've been through, the world is been through. _ time. everything we've been through, the world is been through. when i i the world is been through. when i started in the 60s the world was watching this country, i'm sure the whole world is looking at this because it's joyous, whole world is looking at this because it'sjoyous, at such whole world is looking at this because it's joyous, at such a wonderful celebration. she deserves every compliment she gets, the queen. she has mastered thejob that she has. her duty, hersense queen. she has mastered thejob that she has. her duty, her sense of duty is greater than anybody�*s. she's a beacon of light in our life. beautiful president obama said much the same this morning when he filmed his message. he sent a personal message of the queen today that we ran this morning on the program. do you think gloria, the idea of the indirect complaint, never explain come endless duty, the 80 years of duty because she started her first public engagement when she was in her teens, public engagement when she was in herteens, do public engagement when she was in her teens, do you think that is something that will be lost with that generation of people, the war generation?— that generation of people, the war ueneration? w. .,, ., , �* generation? gosh, i hope it doesn't aet lost. generation? gosh, i hope it doesn't get lost- if— generation? gosh, i hope it doesn't get lost- if l'm _ generation? gosh, i hope it doesn't get lost. if i'm being _ generation? gosh, i hope it doesn't get lost. if i'm being honest, i've i get lost. if i'm being honest, i've already established that i love the royal family. already established that i love the royalfamily. i haven't enjoyed already established that i love the royal family. i haven't enjoyed a lot of the documentaries over the years, too much information for me. that's just my personal opinion. i really would like not to say so much. i think there was a mystique. the queen is so approachable in many ways and she gives of herself. nevertheless, i like that zip a fact that no matter what she's been through in the last couple years, which is tough, that she has maintained that dignity. i love that about her. i maintained that dignity. i love that about her. ~ ., , , about her. i think that sense. .. because douglas _ about her. i think that sense. .. because douglas hurt - 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really is. today is great. today is great. where does your love i really is. today is great. today is great. where does your love for. really is. today is great. today is i great. where does your love for the queen come from? late great. where does your love for the queen come from?— queen come from? we are parents marcus goes _ queen come from? we are parents marcus goes back _ queen come from? we are parents marcus goes back the _ queen come from? we are parents marcus goes back the funny - queen come from? we are parents marcus goes back the funny thing, | queen come from? we are parents| marcus goes back the funny thing, i 'ust marcus goes back the funny thing, i just remembered at 73 years, i sometimes forget things. i remember when i _ sometimes forget things. i remember when i was _ sometimes forget things. i remember when i was four years old, the queen was correlated when i was four years old and _ was correlated when i was four years old and we _ was correlated when i was four years old and we had a street party. i was up old and we had a street party. i was up on _ old and we had a street party. i was up on my— old and we had a street party. i was up on my father's shoulders singing to the _ up on my father's shoulders singing to the queen. actually, i was the star of— to the queen. actually, i was the star of the — to the queen. actually, i was the star of the street that day. from then on— star of the street that day. from then on i— star of the street that day. from then on i obviously, i got to become a four— then on i obviously, i got to become a four old _ then on i obviously, i got to become a four old two—year—old became aware of the _ a four old two—year—old became aware of the queen— a four old two—year—old became aware of the queen and to this day i got my obe _ of the queen and to this day i got my obe from prince charles for the the queen— my obe from prince charles for the the queen wasn't present but i met her three _ the queen wasn't present but i met her three times and my father carried — her three times and my father carried the picture until the day he died in _ carried the picture until the day he died in his— carried the picture until the day he died in his wallet. does that answer your question?— your question? very much. all the ro al your question? very much. all the royal variety _ your question? very much. all the royal variety she's _ your question? very much. all the royal variety she's going _ your question? very much. all the royal variety she's going to - 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weekend. youwith programmes all over the weekend- — weekend. youwith programmes all over the weekend. all _ weekend. youwith programmes all over the weekend. all of _ weekend. youwith programmes all over the weekend. all of the _ weekend. youwith programmes all over the weekend. all of the weekend. i weekend. youwith programmes all over the weekend. all of the weekend. you i the weekend. all of the weekend. you are ureat at the weekend. all of the weekend. you are great at this. i'm _ the weekend. all of the weekend. you are great at this. i'm on _ the weekend. all of the weekend. you are great at this. i'm on an _ the weekend. all of the weekend. you are great at this. i'm on an open i are great at this. i'm on an open to bus. are great at this. i'm on an open top bus- as _ are great at this. i'm on an open top bus. as night _ are great at this. i'm on an open top bus. as night falls _ are great at this. i'm on an open| top bus. as night falls people are lighting begins and among the last to be let out the most northerly points of the uk. i think we can go back to scotland, carol kirkwood is there. it’s back to scotland, carol kirkwood is there. 3 back to scotland, carol kirkwood is there. �*, . there. it's looking bonnie. welcome back for that — there. it's looking bonnie. welcome back for that we've _ there. it's looking bonnie. welcome back for that we've been _ there. it's looking bonnie. welcome back for that we've been treated i there. it's looking bonnie. welcome back for that we've been treated to l back for that we've been treated to some wonderful views on the west coast of scotland. look at that sunset. and where just moments away from the lighting of the queens jubilee began. so let's meet to gents that's going to do the honors. jim montgomery. jim. gents that's going to do the honors. jim montgomery-— gents that's going to do the honors. jim montgomery. jim, you are looking fabulous with — jim montgomery. jim, you are looking fabulous with a _ jim montgomery. jim, you are looking fabulous with a thank— jim montgomery. jim, you are looking fabulous with a thank you _ jim montgomery. jim, you are looking fabulous with a thank you very - jim montgomery. jim, you are looking fabulous with a thank you very much i fabulous with a thank you very much for the _ fabulous with a thank you very much for the power you? xliter? fabulous with a thank you very much for the power you?— for the power you? very well, thank ou. for the power you? very well, thank you- enjoying _ for the power you? very well, thank you- enjoying this — for the power you? very well, thank you. enjoying this at _ for the power you? very well, thank you. enjoying this at a _ for the power you? very well, thank you. enjoying this at a huge - for the power you? very well, thank you. enjoying this at a huge crowd l you. enjoying this at a huge crowd as well. you helped organise, in fact you did organise it. what did you do that? remember back in 18771 was five years of age, my father and mother took me to glasgow to see the queen, for the silverjubilee. i was a lot smaller than and my father put me on her shoulders and ijust remember the queens procession, the more late—night royal carriage everybody cheering, the hunting was out and everybody waving and have a good time, so it was fantastic. i think it's not i would sign for you to do the honours and like the beacon. thank you for that whilst jim is doing that it's probably worth mentioning that the beacon is actually made of root and also hay. coming from the west coast of scotland mysel, i know it's not always drive. so it mightjust be a little bit damp. were going to give the beacon a few minutes to get fully alive. we will come back and check on its progress soon. in the meantime, let's find out a bit more about why scotland remains such a special place for her majesty the queen. i special place for her ma'esty the queen. ., , ,., ~ special place for her ma'esty the queen. ., , , ., special place for her ma'esty the queen. ., , ., ., special place for her ma'esty the queen. ., ., , queen. i have spoken before of my dee and queen. i have spoken before of my deep and abiding _ queen. i have spoken before of my deep and abiding affection - queen. i have spoken before of my deep and abiding affection for i queen. i have spoken before of my deep and abiding affection for this| deep and abiding affection for this wonderful country. and of the many happy— wonderful country. and of the many happy memories prince philip and i always— happy memories prince philip and i always held of our time here. | happy memories prince philip and i always held of our time here. i said to her, congratulations— always held of our time here. i said to her, congratulations your - to her, congratulations your majesty. she said that's five i've got. majesty. she said that's five i've not. majesty. she said that's five i've ot, ., ., , ., majesty. she said that's five i've tot_ .. ., , ., ., majesty. she said that's five i've not. ,, .,, ., ., , . got. the queen has made no secret of her love for— got. the queen has made no secret of her love for scotland. _ got. the queen has made no secret of her love for scotland. over _ got. the queen has made no secret of her love for scotland. over her- got. the queen has made no secret of her love for scotland. over her 70 i her love for scotland. over her 70 year rain she has visited communities and met people all over the country. and she's had a presence of many milestones of scottish history from the establishment of the scottish parliament to opening not won by two bridges across the first of force 53 years apart. there is one place which is synonymous with chip hurt majesty, situated in the northeast of scotland, bal moral is where she returns each year. a tradition that she has maintained that she was a young princess, bringing herfamily there for summer holidays. the queen is very much part of the community hosting guarding parties and meeting the locals. in the nearby village she plays one of her more unusual roles as chieftain of the most by two famous highland games in the world, the braemar gathering. it is often said that is the people that make a place, there are a few places where this is truer than in scotland. lovely memories there. and look at the beacon, it's really taken off. i've got a few guests who also have memories of their own of royal visits to this area. we start off with elizabeth mcintosh. you are clearlyjust off with elizabeth mcintosh. you are clearly just a youngster off with elizabeth mcintosh. you are clearlyjust a youngster in 1958 but you went out and filled the queens visit and this hasn't actually been shown on television before. talk us throuuh shown on television before. talk us through it- — shown on television before. talk us through it- i— shown on television before. talk us through it. i decided _ shown on television before. talk us through it. i decided that _ shown on television before. talk us through it. i decided that i - shown on television before. talk us through it. i decided that i would i through it. i decided that i would try and film the queen and prince philip when they were going to be here. i managed to get the film and the right direction and it seemed to come off all right. at i got it, i got them both.— got them both. the footage is fabulous- _ got them both. the footage is fabulous. and _ got them both. the footage is fabulous. and helen - got them both. the footage is fabulous. and helen blair, i got them both. the footage is| fabulous. and helen blair, you got them both. the footage is i fabulous. and helen blair, you are also there for the 1958 visit and you still got the official programme from the visit to open the sportscenter. was it a really special day? it sportscenter. was it a really special day?— sportscenter. was it a really secialda ? �* ., special day? it was. being a young airl special day? it was. being a young irl i special day? it was. being a young girl i didn't — special day? it was. being a young girl i didn't really _ special day? it was. being a young girl i didn't really appreciate - special day? it was. being a young girl i didn't really appreciate to - girl i didn't really appreciate to the full— girl i didn't really appreciate to the full extent but it was lovely following this lovely lady who was the queen around the municipal chambers — the queen around the municipal chambers and seeing her off on the train later~ — chambers and seeing her off on the train later. 50 years later seeing her back— train later. 50 years later seeing her back again at their 50th golden anniversary. find her back again at their 50th golden anniversary-— her back again at their 50th golden anniversa . �* i. ., , , anniversary. and your lovely husband huh was anniversary. and your lovely husband hugh was here _ anniversary. and your lovely husband hugh was here in _ anniversary. and your lovely husband hugh was here in the _ anniversary. and your lovely husband hugh was here in the same _ anniversary. and your lovely husband hugh was here in the same year. - anniversary. and your lovely husband hugh was here in the same year. tell us your recollection.— us your recollection. your memories are like that — us your recollection. your memories are like that l _ us your recollection. your memories are like that i was _ us your recollection. your memories are like that i was hoping _ us your recollection. your memories are like that i was hoping the - us your recollection. your memories are like that i was hoping the local. are like that i was hoping the local farmer_ are like that i was hoping the local farmer right — are like that i was hoping the local farmer right next _ are like that i was hoping the local farmer right next to _ are like that i was hoping the local farmer right next to the _ farmer right next to the sportscenter— farmer right next to the sportscenter and - farmer right next to the sportscenter and we . farmer right next to the | sportscenter and we are farmer right next to the - sportscenter and we are on a farmer right next to the _ sportscenter and we are on a tractor going _ sportscenter and we are on a tractor going to — sportscenter and we are on a tractor going to bail— sportscenter and we are on a tractor going to hail the — sportscenter and we are on a tractor going to hail the hay— sportscenter and we are on a tractor going to hail the hay in _ sportscenter and we are on a tractor going to hail the hay in the - sportscenter and we are on a tractor going to hail the hay in the local- going to hail the hay in the local farmer— going to hail the hay in the local farmer wasn't _ going to hail the hay in the local farmer wasn't very— going to hail the hay in the local farmer wasn't very happy- going to hail the hay in the local. farmer wasn't very happy because going to hail the hay in the local- farmer wasn't very happy because we are late _ farmer wasn't very happy because we are late and — farmer wasn't very happy because we are late and when _ farmer wasn't very happy because we are late and when we _ farmer wasn't very happy because we are late and when we arrived - farmer wasn't very happy because we are late and when we arrived we - farmer wasn't very happy because we are late and when we arrived we said| are late and when we arrived we said what happened. _ are late and when we arrived we said what happened. he _ are late and when we arrived we said what happened, he said _ are late and when we arrived we said what happened, he said stop- what happened, he said stop following _ what happened, he said stop following that _ what happened, he said stop following that car. _ what happened, he said stop following that car. is - what happened, he said stop following that car.— what happened, he said stop following that car. as it turned out it was a following that car. as it turned out it was a queen- — following that car. as it turned out it was a queen. bless _ following that car. as it turned out it was a queen. bless you. - it was a queen. bless you. hugh finnegan, you are a royal highland fuse a layer at the time of the story you're gonna tell us about balmoral. �* , , �* , balmoral. it's quite funny. my friend and _ balmoral. it's quite funny. my friend and i _ balmoral. it's quite funny. my friend and i work _ balmoral. it's quite funny. my friend and i work going - balmoral. it's quite funny. my friend and i work going on - balmoral. it's quite funny. my friend and i work going on to l balmoral. it's quite funny. my i friend and i work going on to the beat with the traps in past balmoral castle and we woman walking past in a green coat and said find it. she said yes, we went and the corgis as a queen. we were laughing. so said yes, we went and the corgis as a queen. we were laughing.- a queen. we were laughing. so she was a queen. we were laughing. so she was amazed- _ a queen. we were laughing. so she was amazed- l _ a queen. we were laughing. so she was amazed. i should _ a queen. we were laughing. so she was amazed. i should wonder- a queen. we were laughing. so she was amazed. i should wonder howl a queen. we were laughing. so she - was amazed. i should wonder how many times her majesty has been called hen. thank you so much for sharing all your memories. they have been fantastic. in fact, all your memories. they have been fantastic. infact, ourtime all your memories. they have been fantastic. in fact, our time here has also been fantastic. we've had some glorious views, some wonderful guests and thank you to everybody who has been involved in it. here to play us out is the scottish type band with the high island in tribute to her majesty, 70 years on the throne. music the west coast of scotland look at its glorious past. i always love it i listen to the parties. they were giving out loud. i need to tell people at home or during a beautiful film and we were looking at the art out there, julian turned to lou and said, are you scottish? i’m out there, julian turned to lou and said, are you scottish?— said, are you scottish? i'm glad i was said, are you scottish? i'm glad i was sitting _ said, are you scottish? i'm glad i was sitting down. _ said, are you scottish? i'm glad i was sitting down. i've _ said, are you scottish? i'm glad i was sitting down. i've asked - said, are you scottish? i'm glad i was sitting down. i've asked her| said, are you scottish? i'm glad i i was sitting down. i've asked her to take her skull— was sitting down. i've asked her to take her skull two _ was sitting down. i've asked her to take her skull two star _ was sitting down. i've asked her to take her skull two star fall. - take her skull two star fall. that's m wee take her skull two star fall. that's my wee bit _ take her skull two star fall. that's my wee bit of _ take her skull two star fall. that's my wee bit of scotland. _ take her skull two star fall. that's my wee bit of scotland. gloria, i take her skull two star fall. that's| my wee bit of scotland. gloria, we were talking _ my wee bit of scotland. gloria, we were talking when _ my wee bit of scotland. gloria, we were talking when we _ my wee bit of scotland. gloria, we were talking when we were - my wee bit of scotland. gloria, we l were talking when we were watching the vintage footage there, how beautifully swim two slim the queens waste was for the viewer mentioning the fact that she has a role of a mother, grandmother, great—grandmother and you've got thoughts on that. great-grandmother and you've got thoughts on that.— thoughts on that. yes, i like the two sides thoughts on that. yes, i like the two sides of _ thoughts on that. yes, i like the two sides of the _ thoughts on that. yes, i like the two sides of the queen, - thoughts on that. yes, i like the two sides of the queen, if - thoughts on that. yes, i like the two sides of the queen, if you i thoughts on that. yes, i like the i two sides of the queen, if you like. i two sides of the queen, if you like. lthey— two sides of the queen, if you like. lthey i've _ two sides of the queen, if you like. i they i've established of a great admirer— i they i've established of a great admirer but you have that stoic defied — admirer but you have that stoic defied person and yet i feel, underneath all of that when she's away— underneath all of that when she's away from — underneath all of that when she's away from the limelight and such she's— away from the limelight and such she's a _ away from the limelight and such she's a wonderful mother as we've seen _ she's a wonderful mother as we've seen over— she's a wonderful mother as we've seen over the years. she's a great—grandmother, nowa great—grandmother, now a great—grandmother, now a great—grandmother and great—grandmother, nowa great—grandmother and i get the feeling _ great—grandmother and i get the feeling when i watched on the balcony— feeling when i watched on the balcony this morning, talking to the children— balcony this morning, talking to the children there is a lovely softness that comes across, i think. that happens — that comes across, i think. that happens as— that comes across, i think. that happens as we get older. that's true _ happens as we get older. that's true. , ., ., ., , ., true. there is a marvellous quote from the queens _ true. there is a marvellous quote from the queens grandmother i true. there is a marvellous quote i from the queens grandmother when true. there is a marvellous quote - from the queens grandmother when she talking about royalty, she said we are never tired and we all love hospitals. a sense of humor. julia, you've been in many high pressurised environment putting on fashion shows, very difficult. that idea that the queen has witches, the show must go on any day of the week. for example, this evening she came out of windsor, she did her duty, she had a tough morning this morning and yet, there she was. she had a tough morning this morning and yet, there she was.— yet, there she was. she looked amazing- _ yet, there she was. she looked amazing- she _ yet, there she was. she looked amazing. she looked _ yet, there she was. she looked amazing. she looked happy, i yet, there she was. she looked i amazing. she looked happy, shall looked _ amazing. she looked happy, shall looked fantastic— amazing. she looked happy, shall looked fantastic in _ amazing. she looked happy, shall looked fantastic in but _ amazing. she looked happy, shall looked fantastic in but you - amazing. she looked happy, shall looked fantastic in but you look. looked fantastic in but you look healthy~ — looked fantastic in but you look healthy i— looked fantastic in but you look healthy. i think _ looked fantastic in but you look healthy. i think everybody - looked fantastic in but you look healthy. i think everybody was i looked fantastic in but you look. healthy. i think everybody was just so happy— healthy. i think everybody was just so happy to— healthy. i think everybody was just so happy to see _ healthy. i think everybody was just so happy to see her. _ healthy. i think everybody was just so happy to see her. we _ healthy. i think everybody was just so happy to see her. we were - healthy. i think everybody was just so happy to see her. we were all. so happy to see her. we were all like. _ so happy to see her. we were all like. is _ so happy to see her. we were all like. is she — so happy to see her. we were all like, is she going _ so happy to see her. we were all like, is she going to make - so happy to see her. we were all like, is she going to make a? - so happy to see her. we were alll like, is she going to make a? she was there — like, is she going to make a? she was there and _ like, is she going to make a? she was there and we _ like, is she going to make a? she was there and we were _ like, is she going to make a? she was there and we were like - like, is she going to make a? she was there and we were like yes! i was there and we were like yes! she's— was there and we were like yes! she's they are! _ was there and we were like yes! she's they are! we _ was there and we were like yes! she's they are!— she's they are! we are cheering her on. iwas she's they are! we are cheering her on- l was at — she's they are! we are cheering her on. i was at buckingham _ she's they are! we are cheering her on. i was at buckingham palace - she's they are! we are cheering herj on. i was at buckingham palace last week at the garden party and before... i agreed to go months ago but before i kept saying, oh i hope she doesn't come in so many people just to speak to. i think she's so smart and she measures herself because she wants to do everything, i'm sure of it. like i know her, like she's my best friend. and i just feel like she's measured herself so that she going to make the is celebration this weekend to also share with us who really love her. and so grateful for her guidance. i think she's very clever. i hope she loves to be a hundred was celebrator— i hope she loves to be a hundred was celebrator hundredth birthday. i think celebrator hundredth birthday. think we celebrator hundredth birthday. i think we might well be because she does have the skill of pacing yourself at top we heard this evening that she will not be attending the service of thanksgiving tomorrow for some it would mean travelling from windsor all the way to st. paul's in the city of london her and people advising her havejudge city of london her and people advising her have judge that she, her mobility issues are constricting enough not to make it doable. of course, we all understand. she wants to do it. course, we all understand. she wants to do it- she's — course, we all understand. she wants to do it. she's measuring _ course, we all understand. she wants to do it. she's measuring it _ course, we all understand. she wants to do it. she's measuring it out - course, we all understand. she wants to do it. she's measuring it out to - to do it. she's measuring it out to do the right thing. she's brilliant. that's why she is so inspiring. for a woman, she was the first girl power girl. a woman, she was the first girl power girl-— a woman, she was the first girl ower uirl. . ~ ., ., ., power girl. thank you to all of you. earlier in the _ power girl. thank you to all of you. earlier in the show— power girl. thank you to all of you. earlier in the show you _ power girl. thank you to all of you. earlier in the show you may - power girl. thank you to all of you. - earlier in the show you may remember that we saw the three communities preparing to light there it begins in the uk. they sent us some videos with the help of team side manchester and nhs beacon it was made from bits of hospital furniture.— made from bits of hospital furniture. ., ., furniture. three, two, one. yay! and their headlights. _ furniture. three, two, one. yay! and their headlights. the _ furniture. three, two, one. yay! and their headlights. the light _ furniture. three, two, one. yay! and their headlights. the light display, i their headlights. the light display, an led display, something a bit different out of the hindu temple and london. the generations came together as they lit and london. the generations came together as they [it their beacon with a blessed light ceremony. there ceremony was symbolising hope for the future. great pictures with the benrahma isle of wightjust the future. great pictures with the benrahma isle of wight just about the whole village came together to create a special evening of entertainment. a little bit of wind and the mike. looks like everybody enjoy the occasion. let's take a look at a few other places that have taken part in tonight historic event. the beacons, the fireworks are going on tonight as it begins were [it all across the commonwealth. the queen has spoken on numerous occasions for thejubilee to bring the united kingdom and the commonwealth together. she certainly got her wish together. she certainly got her wish to die. ourfinal thought. you meant to die. ourfinal thought. you meant to go back ten minutes ago. a final thought gloria, this weekend means. i would just like to thank the queen in a way— i would just like to thank the queen in a way for— i would just like to thank the queen in a way for giving us all this weekend _ in a way for giving us all this weekend. i can't wait to have a weekend. ican't wait to have a sticky— weekend. i can't wait to have a sticky bun _ weekend. i can't wait to have a sticky bun and a sandwich, i think it's a _ sticky bun and a sandwich, i think it's a joyous — sticky bun and a sandwich, i think it's a joyous weekend. it makes me very happy— it's a joyous weekend. it makes me very happy and i think it will make very happy and i think it will make very good — very happy and i think it will make very good night everybody very happy — very good night everybody very happy. i— very good night everybody very ha . . _ . ., �* very good night everybody very ha-- . �* ., very good night everybody very ha... �*., happy. i couldn't agree with you more. happy. i couldn't agree with you more- the _ happy. i couldn't agree with you more. the marvellous - happy. i couldn't agree with you more. the marvellous thing - happy. i couldn't agree with you more. the marvellous thing is l happy. i couldn't agree with you i more. the marvellous thing is that we all feel united. after what we've been through, the world has been through a terrible time. she's kind of brought us all together to celebrate with her.— of brought us all together to celebrate with her. julia, your thoughts- _ celebrate with her. julia, your thoughts- l— celebrate with her. julia, your thoughts. i think _ celebrate with her. julia, your thoughts. i think the - celebrate with her. julia, your thoughts. i think the queen . celebrate with her. julia, yourj thoughts. i think the queen is celebrate with her. julia, your- thoughts. i think the queen is such an iconic— thoughts. i think the queen is such an iconic figure. _ thoughts. i think the queen is such an iconic figure. we _ thoughts. i think the queen is such an iconic figure. we all— thoughts. i think the queen is such an iconic figure. we all love - thoughts. i think the queen is such an iconic figure. we all love her. i an iconic figure. we all love her. she is— an iconic figure. we all love her. she is a — an iconic figure. we all love her. she is a true _ an iconic figure. we all love her. she is a true inspiration- an iconic figure. we all love her. she is a true inspiration for- she is a true inspiration for young and for— she is a true inspiration for young and for old — she is a true inspiration for young and for old people _ she is a true inspiration for young and for old people all— she is a true inspiration for young and for old people all over- she is a true inspiration for young and for old people all over the - and for old people all over the world — and for old people all over the world and _ and for old people all over the world. and this _ and for old people all over the world. and this gives- and for old people all over the world. and this gives us- and for old people all over the world. and this gives us a - and for old people all over the i world. and this gives us a chance and for old people all over the - 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