Military parades, dessert contests, street parties... From 2 June, the UK will celebrate the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's accession to the throne.
Now in Britain, the streets and alleys have been hung with British flags, royal fans have set up tents on the parade road, and all kinds of giant hand-woven "queens" ... But chaos also happened at this moment.
According to the British media "Sky News Network" reported on June 2, that morning, the Queen of the United Kingdom Platinum Jubilee celebration began, 5 protesters broke into the Royal Guard parade was dragged away by the police, some of them wearing plastic crowns. At the time of the incident, a protester walked in front of the marching phalanx with a sign, and several people lay on the ground in protest.
Image source: Sky News
According to Reuters reported on May 30, The 96-year-old Queen Elizabeth celebrated her 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne. The UK will host four consecutive days of public holidays from 2 to 5 June, during which a number of national celebrations will be held, including military parades, church thanksgiving ceremonies, street parties and a popular concert outside Buckingham Palace.
An estimated 1 billion people worldwide are looking forward to watching the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, with thousands of people attending street parties and watching the celebrations live.
On Wednesday night, British time, the queen also issued a speech to thank the United Kingdom, saying that she hoped to be able to face the future with confidence and enthusiasm together.
The Queen will appear on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to greet the crowd, the report said. Two of the most controversial members of the British royal family, her son Prince Andrew and grandson Prince Harry, will be absent. However, the two may participate in other activities on the weekend holidays.
The Queen appears on the balcony of Buckingham Palace Image: The New York Times
The live video also shows her mental outlook ↓
The four-day "Platinum Jubilee" celebration begins with a traditional royal military parade in central London on 2 June, followed by an air show.
However, at the royal military parade, there was such a farce...
Image source: Sky News
According to the British media "Sky News Network" reported on June 2, at 10:10 a.m. on June 2, five men with plastic crowns crossed the fence leading to Buckingham Palace. Several of them lay on the ground in front of the guards, who were marching in the square.
A man also walked in front of the parade phalanx holding placards, the report said. The police quickly arrested the men and dragged them to the side of the road. At the time of the incident, the Queen was inside Buckingham Palace.
Poke the video and feel the chaos of the scene...
Shortly after, local police confirmed the incident on Twitter, saying: "At about 10:10 today, some people who tried to break into the ceremonial route were arrested. ”
Image source: Sky News
According to the report, on Friday local time, St. Paul's Cathedral in London will hold a thanksgiving ceremony, and on Saturday, the queen will participate in the German Races With other members of the royal family. This will be followed by a concert outside Buckingham Palace featuring the Queens rock band, the Duran Duran pop band and American singer Diana Rose.
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