Calm after the storm...published at 13:58 British Summer Time 13 April 2017
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
It's all gone very quiet out there now and it looks like a complete contrast to just a few hours ago.
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Updates for Thursday 13 April 2017
The Queen has distributed Maundy money at Leicester Cathedral
Maundy money has been distributed at every English Anglican cathedral except Leicester
The ancient tradition dates back to the 13th Century
Silver coins have been given to 91 men and 91 women for service to the church or community
Amy Woodfield
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
It's all gone very quiet out there now and it looks like a complete contrast to just a few hours ago.
Thanks for joining us today.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Some people made a lot of effort with their outfits for the day.
These were some of the best ones that I saw.
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
Here are some photos of the service earlier as the Queen hands out the Maundy Money.
There were 182 recipients (91 women and 91 men) who were all nominated by the local diocese for their services to the church.
They were given two purses. A red one containing a new £5 coin and 50p and a white one with 91p inside made up of 1p, 2p, 3p and 4p coins.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Engelbert Humperdinck is one of those dining with the Queen this afternoon...
The singer is from Leicester and has been awarded Freedom of the City.
Everyone at the community lunch was invited by The Bishop of Leicester.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
It has really quietened down out there now - just a few people left hoping to see the Queen as she leaves St Martin's House in about an hour.
Her route out of the city hasn't been made public.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
I hope she's got a lot of vases at Buckingham Palace...
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Some VIPs got to stand right outside the cathedral to see the Queen - it looks like she wasn't shy to approach them...
Sonia Kataria
BBC News Online
Everyone smile!
The service finishes at Leicester Cathedral...
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
Her Majesty has emerged from Leicester Cathedral following the Royal Maundy Service - she's now across the street at St Martin's House having lunch
Sonia Kataria
BBC News Online
Time for tea and cakes?
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
The Queen distributing Maundy money to the 91 men and 91 women at Leicester Cathedral – one for each of Her Majesty's 91 years.
Liam Barnes
BBC News Online
The crowds have been out in force for the Royal Maundy service, with many lining the route taken by the Queen since 08:00.
Families from around the country and visitors from all over the world enthusiastically waved and cheered as she was driven to Leicester Cathedral.
Most are now watching the service on several big screens around the city centre, while others are eagerly waiting to catch another glimpse of the Queen when the service ends.
The weather's taken a colder turn, but there's still a warm, party atmosphere around.
Sonia Kataria
BBC News Online
People enjoying the morning as the Queen arrives for the Royal Maundy Service at Leicester Cathedral...
Sonia Kataria
BBC News Online
Here on the big screen in Leicester city centre you can see the Queen taking part in the Royal Maundy Service.
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
The Queen went straight past our building - we all stood and waved...
Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live
So what do we all think of the Queen's teal outfit then?
Amy Harris
Reporter, BBC East Midlands Today
A few moments ago the Queen arrived at the Cathedral for the Royal Maundy Service...
Tim Parker
BBC Radio Leicester political reporter at County Hall, Glenfield
You can hear the Leicester Cathedral organ at the back of the BBC building as the crowds are gathered at the front...
Sonia Kataria
BBC News Online
Hundreds of guests have taken their seats ahead of the Queen's arrival...
Sandish Shoker
BBC News Online
We're live in Leicester as crowds line the street to welcome the Queen ahead of the Maundy Thursday service.