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The papers focus on the Queen’s absence from a Platinum Jubilee event after she was forced to withdraw due to ‘discomfort’.

Conductors and cleaners have walked out over a pay dispute.

The monarch remarked on the ‘splendid’ technology allowing the virtual call to take place between participants on opposing sides of the world.

Government to update on progress in dealing with the Covid backlog as PM fends off calls to resign over lockdown parties.

The father and son will both address the crowds at the Platinum Party at the Palace.

Neither Lilibet nor her older brother, three-year-old Archie, have been seen in public at any of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations so far.

Concert-goers at the Party at the Palace are expected to avoid a second bout of thunderstorms predicted for Saturday night.

The Welsh singer is performing in a number of celebrations over the Platinum Jubilee weekend celebrating the Queen’s 70 year reign.

The seaside town of Criccieth received a sudden downpour on Friday, leaving several homes and business damaged.

Events range from a picnic at Wembley Stadium to a meal for refugees from all backgrounds.

The Bishop of Buckingham, said the Prime Ministers excuses were ‘nonsense’ and the country needed a leader it can trust.

The monarch, a keen horseracing fan, observed the animals alongside her trusted bloodstock and racing adviser John Warren.

The father and son will appear live on stage separately at the BBC’s Party at the Palace on Saturday night.

Alec Hall was dropped behind enemy lines at Arnhem, in the Netherlands, in 1944, to try to open up a route into Germany.

The service was held at Southwark Cathedral on Thursday June 3.

The monarch will have had the company of her three dogs – her elderly dorgi Candy, and two corgi puppies – Muick and Sandy.

It was a very warm and sunny day in London, with temperatures hovering at around 20C at the start of the service.

David Haye appeared in court to face a charge of assault by beating at the Hammersmith Apollo in October 2021.

Richard Griffin was speaking to Sky News as part of its coverage of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

The Duke and Duchess were making their first public appearance alongside the Windsors since Megxit and their controversial Oprah interview.