Mbretërsha Elizabeth shënon 60-vjetorin në fron (FOTO)

Nga OraNews Përditësimi i fundit 4 Qershor 2013, 14:00

Mbretëresha britanike Elizabeth shënon sot 60-vjetorin e saj në fron.Në ceremoninë në katedralen Westminister kanë marrë pjesë rreth 2,000 të ftuar.Kryeministri britanik, David Cameron, ka lexuar pjesë nga Bibla, ndërsa kryepeshkopi Justin Welby ka mbajtur meshën e zhvilluar për këtë rast.Mbretëresha Elizabeth ka marrë fronin në vitin 1953 dhe ka qenë vetëm 27 vjeçe.

The Queen
The Queen
 
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arriving at Westminster Abbey
Prince Harry (right), his brother William, left and the Duchess of Cambridge arrive
 
 
Line of succession: Queen Elizabeth II and members of the Royal family leave Westminster Abbey following the service
Britain's Queen Elizabeth departs
Britain's Queen Elizabeth departs St Edward's Crown is displayed
Having fun: The Duchess of Cambridge grins as she speaks to the Countess of Wessex during the service
Queen Elizabeth II and members of the Royal family during the service
Queen Elizabeth II and members of the Royal family during the service
 
Westminster Abbey: Prince William, left, his pregnant wife Kate, and his brother Harry read from the order of service as they take their seats today
 
Former rugby star and England captain Tindall was also rubbing his eyes, and is understood to have just returned from Hong Kong
 
 
Royal family: (Pictured left to right) Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Prince Edward and Sophie, Countess of Wessex arrive at Westminster Abbey for the service this morning
 
Getting to the Abbey: Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Dean of Westminster, The Very Reverend Dr John Hall (R) arrive for the celebration
 
Camilla Duchess of Cornwall arrives at the church this morning
Prime Minister David Cameron arrives
Baby bump: Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge arrives at Westminster Abbey
Baby bump: Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge arrives at Westminster Abbey
 
Arrive: Prince William, his wife Catherine, and Prince Harry enter Westminster Abbey today ahead of the service to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Coronation Service
Princess Beatrice and the Earl and Countess of Wessex arriving at Westminster Abbey
Princess Michael of Kent arrives at the service today
 
The Queen arrives at Westminster Anniversary this morning
The Queen, with Philip behind her, arrives at Westminster Abbey
 
Lining the streets: Well wishers wait outside Westminster Abbey ahead of a service of celebration to mark the 60th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's coronation
 
A man wearing a crown waits outside Westminster Abbey
A man wearing a crown waits outside Westminster Abbey A woman wearing a union flag headscarf waits outside Westminster Abbey
 
The Crown arrives at Westminster Abbey under Armed Police Protection for the 60th Anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation Service
The Crown arrives at Westminster Abbey for the first time in 60 years
 
Royal arrival: Prince Charles (right) and his wife Camilla (left) head into Westminster Abbey this morning at the start of the service
 
Sixty year reign: The Queen, sitting with her husband Prince Philip who was forced to miss an event yesterday because of illness, arrive at Westminster Abbey today in their chauffeur-driven vehicle
Wave: Fit enough to attend after being taken ill yesterday, Prince Philip waves to the crowd as the Queen's chauffeur-driven car arrives at Westminster Abbey
History: A smiling Prince Philip smiles after Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in Westminster Abbey 60 years ago, in 1953
 
 
 
The Queen leaves, with her order of service in hand, before moving on to a private lunch with Prince Philip for one hundred guests including family
Procession: The leading members of the Royal family are led away up the aisle by the Queen after the service had endedProcession: The leading members of the Royal family are led away up the aisle by the Queen after the service had ended
 
 
Respectful: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry all looked serious as they began to leave the Abbey today
Labour Party leader Ed Miliband and Prime Minister David Cameron
Labour Party leader Ed Miliband and Prime Minister David Cameron The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Service over: The Dean of Westminster leads the Royal Family out of Westminster Abbey this morning as the country marks 60 years since the Queen's CoronatioN
Departure: The Queen wore a white hat today - rather than St Edward's Crown which she wore at her Coronation. It was brought into the church and placed on the Altar, but the Queen has not worn it since her Coronation 60 years ago
 
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge leaving the 60th Anniversary of the Coronation Service
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge leaving the 60th Anniversary of the Coronation Service
The Duchess of Cambridge speaks to William's cousin Zara Philips outside Westminster Abbey
The Queen and the Dean of Westminster after the service
 
Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge speak to the Dean of Westminster (in yellow) as the Royal family leave Westminster Abbey today
Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge speak to the Dean of Westminster (in yellow) as the Royal family leave Westminster Abbey today
 
 
 
Prince William and Kate are seen leaving Westminster Abbey this morning after the service to mark the 60th anniversary of the Queen's Coronation
Family departure: Prince Andrew, left, Prince William, Princess Eugenie, the Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Charles (front), Camilla and Prince Harry are seen leaving the church
 
Royal wave: The Duchess of Cambridge waves to the crowds as she is driven with husband Prince William to a private lunch after the church service at Westminster Abbey today
 
Royals: Members of the royal family including Prince William, (Centre l) his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, (centre) and William's cousin Zara Phillips (centre r) gather outside Westminster Abbey
Departure: Prince Harry (left), Prince William and Kate Middleton are seen leaving Westminster Abbey today
The Queen and Prince Phillip after her Coronation. The celebrations this year will be far more low-key
Magical: The procession of Queen Elizabeth II approaches the Great West Door of Westminster Abbey, on the way out after the Coronation service