Queen's carriage procession, St Paul's service

Описание: (4 Jun 2002)

1. Queen Elizabeth's Gold State Coach at Buckingham Palace waiting to collect her
2. Start of procession and princes' carriages
3. Prince William and Prince Andrew in carriage
4. Princes' carriage goes out palace gates, national anthem begins playing
5. Wide of procession, looking down Mall away from Buckingham Palace
6. Prince William waving
7. Household cavalry
8. Prince Edward and his wife Sophie waving from their carriage
9. Wide of Mall with Buckingham Palace in background
10. Queen's carriage leaving palace
11. High wide shot of queen's carriage passing fountain outside palace, slow zoom in as choir starts singing
12. Midshot Queen and Prince Philip waving from carriage
13. Front shot of carriage
14. View down Mall away from palace
15. Close up of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip going past
16. Wide shot of procession in Mall looking towards palace
17. Mounted troops
18. Carriage stopping at Temple Gate, one of the historic gates to the Square Mile (City of London)
19. Cutaway of close up of queen
20. Lord Mayor presenting hilt of sword for the queen to touch
21. Carriage going past and stopping outside St Paul's Cathedral
22. Wide shot of interior cathedral
23. Various of Queen going up aisle, Prince Charles and Princess Anne walking behind
24. Clergyman
25. Tony Blair and wife, Cherie, listening
26. Queen Elizabeth and Philip standing listening
27. Wide of cathedral looking towards pulpit
28. Queen Elizabeth and Philip seated
29. Close up of princes, Harry and William, listening
30. Midshot of royals in front row listening
31. High shot of alter
32. Various of trumpeters sounding fanfare
33. Royals standing and singing the national anthem

STORYLINE:

Britain's celebration of Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee showed no sign of flagging on Tuesday as it entered its fourth and final day.

Tens of thousands of people cheered and waved flags as the queen rode through the streets of London in an ancient golden carriage to celebrate the 50th anniversary of her reign.

Smiling and waving, the queen and her husband, Prince Philip, travelled in the Gold State Coach, an elaborate 18th century carriage used by British monarchs for generations, to St. Paul's Cathedral for a service of thanks.

Prince Charles and Princess Anne rode behind the queen on horses as other members of the royal family rode ahead in open carriages.

A massed choir of about one thousand singers and musicians greeted the 76-year-old monarch with a chorus from Handel composed for the coronation of George II in 1727 as she set off from Buckingham Palace for St. Paul's. Military bands saluted her with bugle fanfares along the route.

Excited spectators began lining the route hours before the procession from Buckingham Palace to St. Paul's. Hundreds of people had camped on sidewalks overnight to ensure they had good spots for Tuesday's procession.

The service at St. Paul's Cathedral was packed with dignitaries, including British Prime Minister Tony Blair and hundreds of well-wishers from the UK and Commonwealth. Outside the cathedral, thousands more followed the service on loudspeakers.

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