Elizabeth begins 90th celebration with thanksgiving service

london - British Queen Elizabeth begins Friday three days of celebrations with a thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral. Saturday is officially the Queen's birthday, which was in April nineties.

Present in the London cathedral are members of the royal family, including Prince Philip, who became Friday 95th. Prime Minister David Cameron reads from the Bible and television producer David Attenborough also speaks. In the audience are politicians, diplomats and representatives from countries in the British Commonwealth.

Saturday is the official Queen's Day, which is traditionally celebrated with the Trooping the Colour parade and balcony scene at Buckingham Palace.
  
    
     
      
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A large Sunday lunch takes place on The Mall to the palace, where the queen 10. 000 representatives of charities receive.