Linzi Kinghorn
Reporting from Christchurch

Anne Cummings, originally from Minnesota in America, is celebrating the Coronation weekend by having high tea with friends today.

She's visiting Christchurch for the occasion and said she was looking forward to watching the concert later on.

Ms Cummings said: "I think it’s great that the whole country is getting together and celebrating such a historic occasion. I love all the pomp and circumstance. I will absolutely be watching the concert.”

Our reporter Linzi Kinghorn is out in Christchurch meeting people attending a Coronation garden party today.

She said: "The sun has finally come out for the people of Christchurch, as a garden party takes place in the grounds of the Priory.

"People are swapping sandwiches and cakes, and the atmosphere is buoyant. There are people of all ages, and some crowns spotted adoring some of the tables. Let’s hope the sun stays out!"

This dapper looking crew have started their Street party in Colemansmoor Lane, Woodley this afternoon.

if you're attending a Coronation event today, send over your pictures via social media, external or to south.newsonline.co.uk.

Michele Cross
BBC News

Kevin and Anne have travelled from Redhill, Surrey to attend the Coronation concert this evening.

They chatted with our reporter Michele Cross before joining the queues to get into Windsor Castle.

Anne said: "We were lucky enough to get tickets in the ballot, I just applied online and couldn’t believe it."

Kevin added: “It’s a moment in history, once in a lifetime and so pleased to be a part of it."

Image source, Westbourne Parish Council

People in Westbourne in Emsworth are getting out their best tableclothes, Union Jack bunting and filling tables to the brim with cakes and tea for a Big Lunch this afternoon.

Westbourne Parish Council is hosting a street party for the community in Church Road and Church View until 15:00 BST.

Residents are bringing picnics to enjoy at the many trestle tables and chairs that will line the road.

The Stag’s Head pub will also have an outdoor bar and BBQ and singer, Tasmin Escott, who recently performed on ITV’s StarStruck will be performing from 13:00.

A parish council spokeswoman said: "It’s very much a community event with many local village organisations and groups involved, and we hope it will be a wonderful community occasion to celebrate a unique milestone in our history."

Helena Wilkinson
Reporting from the Long Walk in Windsor

We’ve just had a surprise royal visit on the Long Walk in Windsor.

In the last few minutes, the Prince and Princess of Wales have turned up in a car, much to the delight of hundreds of people who are here celebrating the Coronation in the afternoon sunshine.

There were cheers from the crowds when the couple emerged from the car they were brought in.

Fortunately, given how muddy the grass is, Catherine is wearing flat shoes and not heels.

This walkabout is in their hometown of Windsor.

Adelaide Cottage - where they moved to last year - is just a ten minute walk from Windsor Castle.

The Prince and Princess of Wales meet crowds celebrating the Coronation at Windsor.

Imogen James
Reporting from Windsor

The Prince and Princess of Wales have just turned up on the Long Walk in Windsor, a royally big surprise.

Kate and William are greeting fans and organisers, who are cheering at the couple.

A dedicated area has been set up along the route near Windsor Castle for today's Coronation celebrations, with picnic blankets out in force for the Big Lunch event.

Jo Kent
Reporting from Lymington

Hundreds of people have gone to Woodside Park in Lymington for a picnic today.

Our reporter Jo Kent is there to enjoy the event, where families have gathered to celebrate the Coronation.

Julia Wootton
Reporting from Abingdon

People have gathered at Abbey Ground in Abingdon for a day of 'Fun in the Park'.

Family fun, community stalls, activities, face painting and inflatables all feature in the event which will run until 15:00 BST.

Maria Zaccaro
BBC News

Over the past few days we have been brining you the story of these five friends who set up camp on the Mall to try to get a prime spot to watch the King's Coronation.

Some of them are in their 80s, others in their 70s and they all braved the rain and cold nights to show their support to the Royal Family - and they even got to meet King Charles.

Now they have returned home and have told us how "amazing" the entire experience was.

And yes, they said they would do it again!

You can read more here.

Image source, Hayley Moore

Amateur bakers came together to make their tastiest Coronation cakes.

As part of their celebrations, members of staff at Quiffys in Boyatt Wood held a royal afternoon tea party.

Hayley Moore said she spent two days working on her crown cake for the special occasion.

Image source, Hayley Moore

The Royal Family will attend local community events on Sunday as the weekend of celebrations continue.

Maria Zaccaro
BBC News

People of all ages have come together in Southampton to join a street party in the city centre.

Nine-year-old Ludovica is one of the many who have gathered just outside St Michael's Church in Upper Bugle Street.

Families and children are spending the day enjoying cake, tea and live music.

"It's a great party and I have made new friends. I am really excited," said Ludovica, from Southampton.

Imogen James
Reporting from Windsor

The town crier of Windsor and Maidenhead, Chris Brown, has just opened the celebrations here.

“On this special weekend, we affirm and celebrate the Coronation by rightful and ancient custom," he said.

“We likewise celebrate the Coronation of the queen consort, Her Majesty Queen Camilla.”

He wished the royal couple a happy and healthy reign.

“God save the king,” the crowd shouted. The cheers continued as he ended by declaring the Windsor Big Lunch officially open.

Image source, Reuters

Our BBC correspondents are reporting from street parties and community events celebrating the Coronation around the country. We are live from locations as far apart as Bude in Cornwall to Westray in Orkney, Enniskillen in Northern Ireland to Bridgend in Wales – and many others.

Presented by Tina Daheley in Morecambe and Jon Kay in Mortlake, south-west London, The UK Celebrates – Live will hear from school children who’ve made special royal crowns, Scouts who are helping make a difference in their town, farmers coming together and many more.

To watch live, click on the play button at the top of this page.

Image source, Getty Images

Check out our compilation of the best images from the crowning of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

Large crowds in London and elsewhere across the country celebrated the historic moment.

In true British fashion, the procession was greeted by rain - which won’t have surprised anyone at the Met Office, whose data shows it has rained on every Coronation day for more than 120 years. Still, it didn’t dampen the spirits of those gathered along the route.

The symbolic ceremony was held at Westminster Abbey, with the King becoming the 40th reigning monarch to be crowned there since 1066.

Image source, Getty Images

Michele Cross
BBC News

Thousands of people are travelling to Windsor today to enjoy more Coronation weekend celebrations.

Princess Beatrice and Eugenie are expected to attend a Big Lunch event in the town and there will be a sold-out concert at Windsor Castle from 20:00 BST.

Our reporter Michelle Cross is out and about in the area today and spotted these long queues forming at Slough Train Station as she tries to make her way into Windsor herself.

She said the queues at Slough were very long "but all very organised and straightforward".