Queen Accepts Flowers Cards n Gifts From Hundreds Of People

The queen of England, Queen Elizabeth accepted flowers, cards and presents from the hundreds of people wanting to wish her well on her real birthday.

The royal icon met members of the public gathered outside Windsor Castle waving flags and singing Happy Birthday to mark her huge milestone.

The Queen was dressed in what was described by Buckingham Palace as a "spring grass green" wool and silk weave coat and dress with hat to match adorned with flowers by her dressmaker Angela Kelly for her birthday appearance.

Her arrival was marked by a rendition of Happy Birthday by the Band of the Coldstream Guards.

She was accompanied by her husband of more than 68 years, the Duke of Edinburgh, who himself turns 95 in June as she opened a walkway created in her honour.

The couple then went on to meet other nonagenarians, including Chelsea Pensioners, inside the town's Corn Market.

They were then driven around the streets of Windsor in an open-topped Range Rover so they could wave at the cheering crowds.