King Charles and Queen Camilla appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to wave to crowds gathered below and watch a flypast
Charles III and Camilla were crowned in a ceremony full of music and symbolism inside Westminster Abbey
Portsmouth MP Penny Mordaunt was one of the stars of the day after holding ceremonial swords for more than an hour
People in the south have braved the rain to gather at cinemas, churches and big screens to celebrate
The royal couple arrived for the service in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach that includes wood from HMS Victory and the Mary Rose
A group of pensioners from the south met the King on Friday after camping on the Mall since Tuesday
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Image source, BBC StudiosThe Coronation Concert will feature a Union Flag-shaped stage
Tomorrow morning we'll be back with a live page of coverage and analysis of The Coronation Big Lunch.
Then at 20:00 the Coronation Concert will be broadcast live from Windsor Castle on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds.
It will be hosted by Hugh Bonneville and feature performances from British pop group Take That, international superstar Lionel Richie, pop icon Katy Perry and opera star Andrea Bocelli.
It will also feature, for the first time ever, a joint performance from The Royal Ballet, The Royal Opera House, the Royal Shakespeare Company, The Royal College of Music and The Royal College of Art.
Image source, Hamish BrownBritish pop group Take That will perform during the Coronation concert
Here's another chance to observe the scaled-back military flypast that was put on for the King and Queen as they appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony.
Flypast follows Royal balcony wave
Christchurch Priory will be celebrating the Coronation with a light and colour display later.
The venue will be holding a special projection mapping from 21:00 BST in honour of King Charles III.
A spokesperson for the priory said it would be a "breath-taking celebration of the historic event".
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King Charles and Queen Camilla have been crowned in a ceremony full of music and symbolism inside Westminster Abbey.
Take a look at the best pictures from the day here.
Image source, BEN BIRCHALL / PA MEDIAKing Charles III enters Westminster Abbey wearing his grandfather's crimson velvet robe
Image source, ANDREW MATTHEWS / POOLQueen Camilla enters Westminster Abbey ahead of her crowning, which would take place with Queen Mary's crown
Image source, POOLThe Prince and Princess of Wales entering the abbey
Image source, YUI MOK / PA MEDIAPrincess Charlotte and Prince Louis shared many sweet moments captured by the cameras throughout the day
Image source, YUI MOK / POOLConservative MP Penny Mordaunt presented the Jewelled Sword of Offering to the King
Image source, DAN CHARITY / POOLThe King leaves the abbey to begin his journey back to Buckingham Palace through the streets of central London in the Gold State Coach
The Portsmouth North MP has been praised for her conduct during the coronation of King Charles III.
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Image source, Getty ImagesKing Charles has been crowned at his Coronation, the first in the UK for 70 years.
Shortly afterwards, his wife Camilla was crowned Queen.
As the BBC reported, after the crown was placed on Charles' head, cries of "God Save the King" were heard inside and outside Westminster Abbey.
Gun salutes were made across the UK, the abbey bells rang for two minutes, and corks were popped on the Mall in London where thousands had gathered.
Penny Mordaunt carries sword ahead of King Charles
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe newly-crowned King and Queen watched the flypast from the balcony at Buckingham Palace
Image source, Getty ImagesThe flypast was shorter than expected because of the bad weather but did feature military helicopters
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe Red Arrows iconic red, white and blue smoke over the Mall brought the day's celebrations to a close
Here they are!
In what’s sure to be one of the key images of the day, the newly-crowned King and Queen emerge on the balcony and wave to the vast crowds who’ve gathered along The Mall to witness the spectacle.
Image source, ReutersChinooks from RAF Odiham in Hampshire are headed to Buckingham Palace for a flypast.
There was meant to be 60 aircraft in the Coronation flypast, but the weather has meant it's only safe for a few to fly.
Helicopters and the Red Arrows will be involved in the event, which will now run for two minutes and 30 seconds as opposed to the original six minute display.
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In Portsmouth at HM Royal Naval base, a traditional Royal gun salute was fired at 12:01 BST, the exact moment King Charles III was crowned.
It comprised of 21 rounds and was carried out by the HMS Collingwood Ceremonial Saluting Gun Crew.
The Close Range Training Element, consisting of Senior and Junior Ratings, is responsible for all State Ceremonial Gun Salutes in the Portsmouth area for the Royal Navy.
The Gun Salutes include Coronation Day, Royal Birthday’s, State Funeral’s, Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.
Watch the 21-gun salute for the Coronation that took place in Portsmouth at 12:01 BST
We've just received some breaking news from the Ministry of Defence in the last few moments.
It relates to the flypast which is still expected to take place in 30 minutes or so.
A statement says: "Due to unsuitable weather conditions, the Coronation flypast will now be formed of helicopters and the Royal Air Force aerobatic team The Red Arrows.
"The flypast will last for two minutes and 30 seconds."
King Charles III and Queen Camilla are crowned at Westminster Abbey
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Image source, Daniel ShepherdRepresentatives of the Royal Navy were photographed in the Coronation procession.
Personnel from Portsmouth's HMS Nelson, and HMS Collingwood in Fareham were among those seen taking part in the march between Westminster Abbey and Buckingham Palace.
Image source, CPL PAUL WATSON
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Image source, LegolandThe team at Legoland in Windsor have created a speicla display to mark the Coronation.
Model makers created a tiny replica of Buckingham Palace featuring the King and Queen Consort on the balcony waving to the crowds below, along with the Prince and Princess of Wales and their three children.
They've also built the Windsor Castle coronation concert complete with orchestra and pop group Take That.
It took them more than 1,000 hours to build the new models.
Image source, Legoland
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We have all been impressed by Penny Mordaunt's upper body strength during the Coronation as she held two different swords throughout the ceremony.
Here in the office we have received messages about it from our families watching at home and it has also been noticed on social media.
People are praising the strength and composure of the Lord President of the Council and Portsmouth North MP.
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She held the Sword of State in the procession through Westminster Abbey, before exchanging it for the Jewelled Sword of Offering which was then placed into the King's right hand and subsequently returned to Ms Mordaunt.
Image source, PA MediaMs Mordaunt carried the Sword of State in the procession through Westminster Abbey
Image source, Getty ImagesDuring the ceremony Ms Mordaunt exchanged the Sword of State for the Jewelled Sword of Offering
Image source, PAMs Mordaunt presented the Jewelled Sword of Offering to King Charles III
The command is now given for this huge procession to step off.
Nearly 4,000 UK armed forces personnel are in formation - marching in step with each other.
This is a major military ceremonial operation that’s been described as the largest of its kind for a generation.
There have been six weeks of rehearsals to make sure all the marching bands are synchronised.
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