LIVE – Charles III: the day after the coronation, the United Kingdom continues the celebrations with parties and a concert by Katy Perry and Lionel Richie

In the aftermath of the historic coronation of Charles III, the British press largely returned in its Sunday editions to this historic event.

Whether it be The Mail on Sunday, The Sunday Telegraph or The Heraldall of the titles published this Sunday across the Channel devoted their front page to the newly crowned monarch, evoking in turn a “joyful and glorious” moment, a “glorious coronation” or a triumph.

Only The ObserverSunday version of Guardianreturned in a few lines to the arrests of anti-monarchy activists who marred the day on Saturday.

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This Sunday, the British population is invited to share a “big lunch” through neighborhood parties and with the “coronation quiche” on the menu, the recipe for which was unveiled in mid-April by the palace.

In the evening, a concert will take place in front of 20,000 people at Windsor Castle, west London. Katy Perry, Lionel Richie, tenor Andrea Bocelli or pianist Lang Lang will headline a bill marked by the absence of British stars.

Finally, the royal family calls on the British to do volunteer work tomorrow, Monday May 8, a bank holiday.

If you haven’t been following events on Saturday, King Charles III and Queen Camilla were crowned at Westminster Abbey in London on Saturday in a solemn Christian ceremony, eight months after the death of Elizabeth II . Here are the main highlights of the day:

Hello everyone and welcome to this direct dedicated to the festivities of the coronation of King Charles III. Because if the religious ceremony took place on Saturday, the celebrations are not over and will continue until Monday, May 8, a holiday across the Channel.