VE Day 2025: King Charles and Royal Family will show 'United Front' for the 80th anniversary celebration

Six waves of combat aircraft will roar in downtown London early in the afternoon, observed by the royal family in its iconic balcony place.

The past will meet in the East Anglia and Essex area before flying over the London and Buckingham Palace. Then it will disperse west and northwest London on Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire.

A Lancaster plane, a heavy bomber from the Era of World War II of the Battle of Great Britain that leads the group, according to the mirror.

The next wave will see a Voyager and A400M Atlas, the third will be a C-17 Globemaster, before the fourth wave present two P8 Poseidon MRA1 and two Typhoon FGR4.

The fifth will see a joint of rivets and two F-35B lightning on Buckingham Palace, before nine hawks of the Royal Air Force 'The Red Arrows' acrobatic team, it will fly along with a Typhoon FGR4, concluding the flypast in a cloud of red, white and blue.

At the end of a festive weekend that saw the tumultuous relationship between Buckingham Palace and Prince Harry, he doubted another turn, the real ones hope to put a united front on Monday.

The king and the queen will be seen on the balcony to see the procession march through the mall before a red arrow flow over.

They will be joined by the usual contingent of the Senior Royals, which generally include the Prince and the Princess of Wales, the Duke and the Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Ana and Sir Tim Laurence.

Many will hope to see the three children of Kate and William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, but there has been no confirmation of whether they will join the balcony.

As usual, Prince Harry and Prince Andrew, who left the real duties in 2019 due to his association with the sentenced sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein, will not be present.

This is what should expect from Monday's victory in Europe's commemoration events:

12PM – A brief ceremony will be held in the Plaza del Parliament, where actor Timothy Spall will read the victory speech of Sir Winston Churchill to open the procedures. The military procession will be ready to get to Buckingham Palace.

12:10 PM – The procession will depart from the Plaza del Parliament. He will travel along Whitehall and pass the cenotafio, before turning left in the mall and ending in Queen Victoria Memorial.

13:45 PM – A flow of red arrows will be carried out, directly on the Buckingham palace. Crowds will be allowed in the mall after the procession to allow them to see the flow from outside the palace.

Welcome to our live coverage of victory on Europe Day, where we will bring it the latter as the royal family directs the commemorations for the 80th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany.

We expect great military parades, exciting speeches and a red arrow flow, observed by King Charles and the Senior Royals.

The street holidays will also be splashed in Britain at the bank holiday on Monday.

Are attentive to all the best photos, videos and moments of tomorrow's commemorations.