who decided to get to The Mall with six days to spare. Mr London is also a familiar face at big royal events, having previously camped out ahead of the funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth II ...

The Mall in London is at the heart of a royal frenzy today and is fast becoming a sea of tents – dubbed 'King Charles' Camp' – with less than 48 hours to go until he is crowned at ...

The event is rich in tradition and has occurred since 1748 to celebrate the birthday of the reigning sovereign.

who had set up tents along the Mall on Sunday ahead of the procession next Saturday. Asked why they'd arrived so early, London, a seasoned royal camper, said: "There's a saying, the early bird catches ...

Royal fans have already got out their sleeping bags and tents and are camping overnight to get the best spot on the Mall for the Queen ... she will head through London to Wellington Arch ...

DEVOTED royal superfans have camped out ... Further down the Mall, Bartley Graham, 34, Neasden, West London, has died his beard and hair red, white and blue for just a fiver.

ROYAL fans camping out on the Mall ahead of the King's coronation have ... Others have spent more than £4,000 to be in London to witness the coronation procession tomorrow.

The late monarch's coffin was carried by a gun carriage of the King's Troop Royal Horse ... through central London. But many have said their sorrow was heightened to see the Mall transformed ...

Following the announcement of her death, London cab drivers lined ... 96 surrounded by heartbroken family The Mall is known for ceremonial events like royal weddings and parades.

Fans have been lining up on the Mall for several days, eager to get a glimpse of the coronation procession when it passes through the Mall. The King and the Queen Consort will travel in the ...