The renowned BBC Proms have been harmonising with hearts since their inception in 1895 at London's Royal Albert Hall. Running from July to September, the event offers a diverse array of contemporary and classical compositions. Today is the last night of this eight-week summer season. The second half of the evening gets properly patriotic, with anthems like 'Rule, Britannia!' and 'Land of Hope and Glory', inspiring a joyous sing-along.

Pictured here is the Royal Albert Hall in South Kensington. Built in memory of Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's consort, this iconic venue was envisioned as a tribute to his devotion to the arts and sciences. With its stunning circular design and distinctive domed roof, it has become a symbol of British culture and creativity since its opening in 1871. Beyond its architectural allure, the Royal Albert Hall boasts an impressive list of accolades, including recognition as a Grade I listed building.