Proclamation services across the south of England
PA MediaProclamation services for the new King have taken place across the south of England.
The new sovereign was proclaimed in a historic service at St James's Palace on Saturday.
A wave of further proclamations took place across the UK on Sunday, when flags returned to half-mast.
Hundreds of people attended the events in Berkshire, Dorset, Oxford, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
Maria Tsedik, originally from Kyiv, was one of many who gathered outside the civic centre in Southampton on Sunday afternoon.
She left the Ukraine following Russia's invasion in February and decided to attend Sunday's proclamation service to pay tribute to the Queen.
"She was respected all over the world. We will always be grateful to the Queen for the support to Ukraine," Ms Tsedik said.
Rowena Noble, from Southampton, was also at the event to pay her respect to the Queen and to honour the King.
"I hope he recognises all the support and love that we are able to give," Ms Noble said.
Proclamation services were also held in many other cities and towns including Winchester, Reading, Oxford and Wimborne.
It comes as the King pledged to follow his "darling mama's" life of service in an emotional first address.
He told the nation on Friday evening of his "profound sorrow" at the loss of his mother, praising her warmth, humour and "unerring ability always to see the best in people".
The King promised to serve the nation with the same "unswerving devotion" as the late Queen had during her 70-year reign.
Charles became King the moment his mother died but the Accession Council is held as soon as possible after the death of a sovereign to make a formal proclamation of the successor.
In line with royal protocol, flags that were lowered at half-mast, were raised at 11:00 BST Saturday in recognition of the proclamation.
They then returned to half-mast following the proclamation and will remain so until 08:00 on the day of Her Majesty The Queen's funeral.
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