Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall arrive at the Palace of Westminster to accompany the Queen at the state opening of Parliament It is the Queen's first major public event since the death of the Duke of Edinburgh Follow live: QueensSpeech
Copyright: Jessica Taylor/ UK ParliamentThere will be less pomp and pageantry then usual with the Queen arriving by car rather than a horse drawn carriage and wearing a day dress and hat rather than a robe.
The procession from Buckingham Palace will be much more low key, with no military parade and no band or Guard of Honour outside the Palace of Westminster. Things will be pared back inside too. The Commons and Lords chambers are normally packed but only 74 people will be allowed in the main Lords chamber.Everyone in attendance will have had to test negative for Covid beforehand and they will all be wearing a face covering.
Image caption: There will only be 74 people allowed in the Lords chamber to hear the Queen's speech and a only a handful of MPs will be in the viewing gallery
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