Street parties across the UK join in with the Queen's 90th birthday celebrations

The Queen's 90th birthday was celebrated across the UK with street parties and community events. In Leeds, hundreds gathered despite weather concerns, enjoying picnics and ice cream. The event was a chance for children to learn about the monarchy. Meanwhile, Camilla and Prince Charles attended a party in Gloucestershire. Nationwide, communities came together in celebration.

How does Mary Wilson describe the atmosphere of the Queen's Birthday celebration compared to past events?

• It was dull and uneventful.

• It was chaotic and disorganized.

• It was wonderful and lovely.

• It was disappointing and underwhelming.

What is the significance of the twins Charles and Isabella attending the celebration?

• They are famous child actors.

• They are the Queen's grandchildren.

• They are the organizers of the event.

• They represent the younger generation learning about the monarchy.

What was a concern for the organizers of the events across the country?

• The availability of food and drinks.

• The Great British weather.

• The presence of celebrities.

• The number of attendees.

Where did Camilla and Prince Charles join a party during the celebrations?

• London

• Manchester

• Leeds

• Gloucestershire

What special event took place in Birmingham in honor of the Queen?

• A 6-hour pop-up dance event

• A concert by a famous band

• A fireworks display

• A royal parade