Boroughs across Greater Manchester are preparing to mark King Charles III's historic proclamation in events across the region later today.
Charles is set to be proclaimed King at ceremonies across the region later today, Sunday September 11, after he ascended to the throne following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on Thursday. The former Prince of Wales was formally proclaimed King at a historic ceremony in St James' Palace after a meeting of the accession council, where Charles swore an oath to privy counsellors.
Today, proclamation ceremonies will take place in other parts of the UK from around midday, with Manchester city centre the first to host theirs at 1pm. The other boroughs will then host their own ceremonies, with most taking place between 3-4pm. Full details of each ceremony have been outlined below.