The final of the UK’s most successful writing competition for children, BBC's 500 Words, is celebrated at Buckingham Palace with Her Majesty the Queen.

The competition, which is supported by BBC Teach, encourages children of all abilities to dive deep into their imagination and celebrates the best homegrown storytelling from all across the UK.

At the event hosted by Alex Jones and Roman Kemp, the six winning original short stories are read by celebrities including Olivia Colman, Rose Ayling-Ellis and McFly’s Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones.

The bronze, silver and gold winners of both age groups, 5-7 and 8-11, will receive a selection of exciting prizes, including a bundle of books to help fuel their passion for writing and continue their love of the written word.

Martin Clunes, Neil Morrissey and Rose Ayling-Ellis chat to Alex Jones and Angellica Bell. And Matt Allwright's here for your Watchdog news.

Jo Joyner, Diane Kruger, Rose Ayling-Ellis and Charlotte Ritchie join Lauren Laverne and Roman Kemp on the sofa.