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The US singer performed his hit tracks Easy and All Night Long at the celebratory concert held in the grounds of Windsor Castle on Sunday evening.

The song has a close link to Liverpool football club, whose fans booed the national anthem on Saturday – the day of the King’s coronation.

The Coronation Concert saw a host of global stars pay tribute to the King with some stellar performances.

Lord Dannatt said it is not the kind of place where people fleeing war should be sent.

The Prince of Wales also said the late Queen was ‘up there, fondly keeping an eye on us’ in a poignant mention of his grandmother.

Charles and Queen Camilla got into the party spirit waving union flags after being welcomed by a 20,000-strong audience.

Singers including Katy Perry and Lionel Richie were among the star-studded Windsor Castle line-up.

The concert, beamed onto large screens across the country, saw the Prince of Wales make a speech honouring his father the King.

Kensington Palace confirmed the Prince of Wales is to take to the stage later and deliver a speech during the show.

Electronic duo Tvorchi, representing last year’s winning country Ukraine, joined the 36 other artists for the Turquoise Carpet welcome.

Officers were called to the Southgate Street area of Bath at around 3.30am on Saturday.

Archie, who remained in the US, turned four on the same day as his grandfather was crowned.

Britain has condemned the national security law imposed by Beijing on the former British territory in 2020.

Charles allegedly remarked ‘we can never be on time’ after being forced to wait for the Waleses who turned up late to the coronation.

The event – one of many across the country – saw thousands of people turn out in the sun to celebrate the King’s coronation.

A Windsor rock choir performed along with a local theatre group who sang tracks from the musical Matilda.

Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill and DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson were among the world leaders who were on the guest list.

‘It’s just amazing. It is a bit of a proud moment,’ said one organiser.

Health Secretary Steve Barclay said he wants to end the ‘8am scramble’ of patients phoning surgeries in the hunt for a slot.

Edward and Sophie delighted well-wishers in Cranleigh, Surrey, on Sunday.