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I don't believe that.

We're now waiting for the King and Queen to come out into Buckingham Palace garden.

I accept that as your acceptance of it being a wonderful spectacle. I think you enjoyed it. Nobody knows when it will happen again!

I respect that. But as a Briton and seeing, live, what I've just seen today my eyes filled with tears at being British. When it comes to pomp and pageantry, the British are very good at it, and we've proved it again today. Our biggest day for 70 years - and it was perfect. Just look at those...

Beefeaters and other military personnel are forming up in the grounds of Buckingham Palace...

Jealous.

The King and Queen have arrived back at Buckingham Palace. It will take a while for the rest of parade to arrive there, it's so big. There's also news that something is going to happen at Buckingham Palace...

You're jealous, T-Bones. Nobody can put on a spectacle quite like the British. This was the biggest event in 70 years for us and yet it looks like we've pulled a blinder again. No mistakes. Magnificent.

I've just seen Anne. She rode her horse as Gold Stick, ceremonial guard to her brother.

As I say, we Brits are good at parades. And you can't get better than this. Princess Anne, Gold Stick, goes by as crowds shout: "God Save the King!"

This is amazing. Those horses are dressed in blue. This is the largest parade in Britain since 1953.

1.4 miles long. As the King and Queen enter Buckingham Palace the tail end will be passing the Cenotaph.

The British are quite good at parades.

And here's the finale: a MILE long procession back to Buckingham Palace, with thousands of army, Royal Navy and RAF personnel.

Bells ring out as the King and Queen leave Westminster Abbey wearing a more familiar crown. It sounds like wedding bells. Another chapter has been written in the ancient British royal coronation.

The four native languages of Britain have been spoken in the ceremony: English, Welsh, Scottish Gaelic, Irish Gaelic.

The King and Queen have been crowned and enthroned. The procession to lead the King and Queen back to Buckingham Palace is forming up. It will be much larger than the procession to Westminster Abbey - and in the golden State Coach, which was built in 1762. It will be a breathtaking sight.

The Prince of Wales pays homage to his father just after the King was crowned, then kisses him on the cheek.

The King and Queen are now to receive Communion. Camilla is now no longer Queen Consort. She is Queen.

The party isn't over yet. There's a big military parade yet to come.