Queen 'humbled and touched' by Jubilee celebrationspublished at 20:17 British Summer Time 5 June 2022
The monarch waved from her balcony as the four-day weekend's events drew to a close.
Read MoreLive Platinum Jubilee coverage for Sunday 5 June has now ended
Hamish Mureddu-Reid and Tom Pugh
The monarch waved from her balcony as the four-day weekend's events drew to a close.
Read MoreA huge pageant and thousands of street parties across the UK are among Sunday's Jubilee festivities.
Read MoreWe're wrapping up our coverage of the final day of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Thanks for joining us as people in Kent, Sussex and Surrey celebrated the Queen's 70 years on the throne.
Today's live page has been brought to you by Hamish Mureddu-Reid and Tom Pugh. You can take a look back at coverage and pictures from today here and here
Be sure to check out South East Today on BBC One at 17:45 or catch up later on iPlayer for a round-up of the day's festivities.
The Queen watched Friday and Saturday's Jubilee events from home after experiencing "discomfort".
Read MoreBob Dale
BBC South East
From her first appearance on the Buckingham Palace balcony at the age of one, to the funeral of her husband Prince Philip, the Queen's life has been caught by camera lens.
Among the images in this collection is one taken of a six-year-old Princess Elizabeth as a flower girl at a wedding in Sussex.
Jubilee party-goers in Kent, Sussex and Surrey turned out in droves as celebrations continued for a final day.
Here's a selection of pictures from across the region. You can read more here
Hamish Mureddu-Reid
BBC News Online, South East
Samba drummers have been out in Bearsted in Kent, getting the crowds going.
A tree marking the Queen's Platinum Jubilee has also been planted in the village to mark the occasion.
Those attending a Jubilee street part in Oxshott in Surrey were treated to a band, magician, BBQ and face painting.
The MP for Esher and Walton, Dominic Raab, judged an art competition.
Crowds gather for street parties and live music in the South East on the final day of celebrations.
Read MoreResidents in Boscawen Close, Eastbourne, organised a crown decorating contest, children’s games and quizzes at their street party.
One local played the national anthem on a baritone, while bunting was erected around the street to help mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Krystyna O'Brien, BBC Radio Sussex
A new bench is in place in Petworth to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
Bob Dale
BBC South East
Hot on the heels of Victoria sponge and coronation chicken, the nation has a new royal-inspired dish.
Last month a lemon and Swiss roll amaretti trifle won a contest to become the official pudding of the Platinum Jubilee.
Let's hope there's enough to go round.
Bob Dale
BBC South East
A church in East Sussex which the Queen visited as a young child, is among locations featured on a Historic England online map, showing pictures of royal visits over the decades.
Krystyna O'Brien, BBC Radio Sussex
The tables are laden with food and drink for today's street party.
They're posh here in Petworth!
Annabel Dry
BBC Radio Kent
People are taking their places at tables which stretch the length of the High Street in Brenchley in Kent for today's street party.
Krystyna O'Brien, BBC Radio Sussex
This mouth-watering table of treats has been laid out ahead of the Big Lunch in Petworth, West Sussex.
More than 85,000 have signed up to host Big Jubilee Lunches across the country.
Piers Hopkirk
Reporter, BBC South East Today
Crowds broke out into applause after a young girl played a rendition of the National Anthem in Folkestone, Kent, where people have gathered for a street party.
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Bob Dale
BBC Live reporter
People across the South East have been recalling the times they met the Queen.
Among them was Patrick Tootal, a former Hercules pilot in the RAF, who has met her three times.
"She is marvellous," he said.
"A great smile, such a nice person to meet. For those few seconds you're in front of her you feel that she's the only one engaging with you."
Jo Burn
BBC Radio Kent
Marketa, Dean, Wendy and Cooper the dog are ready to party at the Bayle in Folkestone.
Almost 2,000 street parties are being held across the South East in celebration of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
In Kent, 639 street closures have been given the go ahead, in Sussex 611 parties have been approved and in Surrey 641 parties are taking place.
About 500 children from nine local schools attended the first community party in Gravesend last week.
The parties are part of a host of events across Kent, Sussex and Surrey including open-air theatre, carnivals and a river pageant.