KING Charles III unveiled a new statue of his mother Queen Elizabeth II at York Minster today.
The statue, designed and carved by York Minster stone mason Richard Bossons, was unveilied from behind a purple curtain at around 12.15pm today.
The monarch entered the city through Micklagate Bar - before travelling over to the Minster to attend a service and the unveiling.
On Tuesday, Charles toured the Bradford HQ of the supermarket giant as hundreds of staff watched from balconies and stairwells.
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