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The new £2.5m lifeboat at Whitby is left to the RNLI in a will and bears the names of loved ones.

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King Charles and the Queen Consort handed out specially minted coins in York during a traditional service.

As it happened: King in York for Maundy service
King Charles distributed money to 148 people from the city during the service at York Minster.

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The new £2.5m lifeboat at Whitby is left to the RNLI in a will and bears the names of loved ones.

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King and Queen Consort leave York Minster Maundy service
King Charles and Camilla, the Queen Consort, waved to crowds as they left the Maundy service at York Minster a short time ago.
Copyright: Getty ImagesThe royal couple were in the city for the annual service which takes place at a different cathedral across the country every year.
Today, King Charles gave 148 people the special Maundy coins.
Copyright: Getty ImagesLarge crowds welcomed the royal couple, with a small anti-monarchy protest taking place nearby.
The King and Queen Consort spoke to people in the crowd before leaving.
Copyright: Reuters/Phil NobleThat's all from our live coverage from York Minster today. Thank you for joining us.
Protest held against monarchy as King Charles visits York Minster
Anti-monarchy protesters were among the crowd meeting King Charles III as he visited York Minster for today's Maundy service.
Copyright: Reuters/Phil NobleSeveral people, some with loudhailers and signs, made their voices heard against the monarchy, carrying "Not My King" banners.
Copyright: Owen Humphreys/PA WireHowever, supporters of the monarch booed the protesters and called "God save the King" as protesters shouted messages against the King.
Copyright: Getty ImagesKing Charles at York Minster: 'Exhilarating' time for bell-ringers
Bell-ringers at York Minster say it's "exhilarating" to welcome the King and Queen Consort to York Minster today for the traditional Maundy Thursday service.
Copyright: Tom Ingall/BBCIn total, 13 people have been positioned high in the Minster tower ringing the bells.
Ahead of the Maundy service, David Hull (pictured above), who has almost 50 years’ experience, said it would be a "magnificent occasion" with a special method of playing being used.
"We’ll be ringing the bells before the service, a quarter peel, which is about 60 minutes of ringing - a method called 'grandsire cinques'.
"It is a method first devised in the 1700s, and it’s a method of ringing different permutations of the bells for that whole hour."
Mr Hull is part of a team which rang the bells when the King came to York Minster last year to unveil the statue there to the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Copyright: Tom Ingall/BBCMeanwhile, York Minster bell-ringer Elva Ainsworth (pictured above) says they had practised "really hard", but had not been able to train for the last couple of days.
"In Holy Week we tend to be silent, so Easter really shines forth. So [today] will be a very special ring.
"It’s so exhilarating and exciting. I get goosebumps just thinking about it. When we pull off - the first ring of the ropes - the noise is so loud and Magnificat up there."
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