In pictures: Platinum Jubilee street parties and celebrations
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Image source, Duke and Duchess of CambridgeWilliam and Kate's children have been hard at work baking cakes for a party in Cardiff
Street parties and celebrations have been taking place across the country, as thousands of people turn out to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.
The monarch's 70-year reign is being marked with four days of celebrations over the extended bank holiday weekend.
Here is a selection of images, as communities gather together to enjoy the occasion.
Some people in Cardiff had a chance to enjoy a cake baked by a royal - Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte rolled their sleeves up to produce a batch of fairy cakes.
Image source, ReutersSunday's rainy weather did not dampen the mood of these seafront partygoers in Morecambe, Lancashire.
Image source, ReutersOne of the youngest partygoers was in Morecambe - the appropriately dressed Sophia.
Image source, PA MediaPrincesses Beatrice and Eugenie joined in the fun and games at the Jubilee Big Lunch event organised by Westminster Council...
Image source, PA Media...while the Countess of Wessex chatted to some children at the lunch party in Windsor.
Image source, EPAThe Windsor party is taking place on the Long Walk, leading up to the castle.
Image source, PA MediaLilly the corgi was one of the canine guests at the Royal Pooch Party in Manchester.
Image source, ReutersUnion flag outfits were the order of the day at this party in Reading.
Image source, PA MediaLaura McKnight holds a cardboard cut-out of Queen Elizabeth II as her sons Noah (5) and Louis (2) play mini golf at a picnic in Newry.
Image source, ReutersThere were plenty of people - and balloons - at this street party in Cookham, Berkshire.
Image source, PA MediaChelsea Pensioners found themselves the focus of attention at a party near their home in west London.
Image source, Getty ImagesHundreds of people turned out for the party in Swanage, with tables stretching far along the streets.
Locals also gathered to mark the occasion in Kelvindale, Glasgow.
Image source, PA MediaMeanwhile, in Trafford, Greater Manchester, one family had fun with fancy dress masks.
Image source, Alamy Live NewsIn Leicester, residents welcomed Morris dancers for some traditional entertainment.
Image source, PA MediaIn Belfast, people had fun dressing up in royal-themed costumes.
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