Platinum Jubilee Weekend: 3 royal things you can do
The four-day bank holiday weekend has finally arrived and there will be celebrations galore up and down the country and worldwide as we mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
From jubilee lunches, street parties, and the Queen's Green Canopy project to the Queen's birthday parade and trooping of colours, there will be lots of celebrations to attend.
We've rounded up a few things you and the family can do from the comfort of your home to celebrate the Jubilee this weekend.
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