Gratitude for the Queen and reported tensions between her grandsons lead the front pages.
The Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations remain the focus of the front pages. The Daily Telegraph reports that, despite her absence at Friday's thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral, the ceremony was characterised by expressions of gratitude for Britain's longest-reigning monarch. In its headline, the paper reflects the remarks of the Archbishop of York during his sermon, who thanked the Queen for "staying the course" over her 70-year reign.
The paper says Prince William and his brother Prince Harry "appeared ill at ease" at the service on, noting they "failed to acknowledge each other" as they sat on opposite ends of the cathedral.The Daily Mail has a similar front page, focusing on the "painfully distant" relationship between the Queen's grandsons. The paper notes that despite being "finally reunited" at the Jubilee service, the "estranged brothers were still worlds apart".
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