Coronation today – latest: Timings, weather forecast, travel and latest images

Watch a live view of Buckingham Palace on the morning King Charles III‘s coronation is due to take place.

The procession will officially begin at 10:20am, when the King and Queen Consort leave the Palace in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach to travel to Westminster Abbey.

Celebrities and dignitaries have started arriving at the church, where they will be among 2,000 guests watching the ceremony conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury.They will later be joined by members of foreign royal families and the UK royal family, before the coronation service begins at 11am.

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Here is a step-by-step guide to the order of events during Saturday’s coronation ceremony for King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

There are five main elements: the Recognition; the Oath; the Anointing; the Investiture and Crowning; and the Enthronement and Homage, as well as the Queen’s coronation.

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A distinctive feature of the coronation ceremony is the shouting of “Vivat!” as the new monarch enters Westminster Abbey

The ‘Vivats’ are the Latin acclamations from the King’s Scholars of Westminster School. The current crop of 48 pupils from the private school have been practising for months for their big moment.

‘Vivat’ means ‘long live’ in Latin. So, ‘Vivat Rex!’ means ‘Long live the King!’ – in today’s ceremony it will be ‘Vivat Rex Carolus!’ and ‘Vivat Regina Camilla!’

Words from Psalm 122 – “I was glad when they said unto me: we will go into the house of the Lord” – have been sung during the monarch’s procession into the Abbey since the coronation of Charles I in 1626.

Composer Hubert Parry wrote an orchestral accompaniment in 1902, which became an anthem that has been sung at all coronations.

The Diamond Jubilee State Coach is accompanied by the Sovereign’s Escort of the Household Cavalry as it arrives at Buckingham Palace to collect the King and Queen.

The King will begin the procession in a few minutes as the historic coronation is set to begin.

Meanwhile, members of the Mounted Division of the Household Cavalry have lined up to the entrance of The Mall ahead of the procession, known as the King’s Procession, to Westminster Abbey.

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has arrived at Westminster Abbey. He walked in behind a House of Commons officer carrying the ceremonial mace.

The mitre was also placed on the head of the Archbishop of Canterbury the Most Reverend Justin Welby ahead of the coronation of the ceremony.

At least seven protesters have been arrested in London ahead of the coronation of King Charles III.

The Metropolitan Police had said it would facilitate anti-monarchy demonstrations unless they contravened existing laws or new powers that came into force last week banning “locking-on” and causing “serious disruption”.

But supporters of the Republic campaign group were arrested on Saturday morning and saw hundreds of placards reading “Not My King” seized by the force.

First lady Jill Biden has entered Westminster Abbey to represent the US while President Joe Biden stayed at home.

She is accompanied by her granddaughter Finnegan Biden.

Ms Biden is wearing blue while her granddaughter is wearing yellow in what looks like subtle nod of support to Ukraine.

The Duke of York was driven down The Mall in a state car.

The Duke of York and Prince Harry will not have any formal role at the coronation, Buckingham Palace has confirmed.

Harry and Andrew, who are no longer working royals, will attend the service on Saturday, but will not perform any duties.

The two men will also be absent from the procession behind the Gold State Coach carrying the newly crowned King and Queen from Westminster Abbey back to Buckingham Palace after the ceremony.

Prince Andrew is not expected to play a role in the coronation and is not wearing full military uniform.

Going back to the best fashion looks of the coronation so far, First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska has arrived in a sage-coloured dress and ankle length coat while former leader of the House of Commons Penny Mordaunt has caught attention in a navy dress with a standout wreath embroidery.

Fashion royalty Edward Enninful, the British Vogue editor has also arrived beside Katy Perry who is wearing a pink dress and gloves.