Three months after thousands celebrated Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee, Buckingham Palace will be the scene of partying for Britain's Olympians and Paralympians.

British athletes have enjoyed success at the Olympics not seen since 1908 when London last hosted the games.

And the British Olympic Association is hoping millions turn out on the streets of the capital for a victory parade that will finish at Buckingham Palace the day after the Paralympics closing ceremony.

BOA chief executive Andy Hunt hopes children are allowed out of school to join the celebrations on the afternoon of Monday, Sept. 10.

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