It will take place on Monday, May 8 - two days after the coronation of King Charles
An extra Bank Holiday will be held next year to mark the coronation of the King. Downing Street said the holiday will fall on Monday May 8 following the coronation at Westminster Abbey two days earlier on Saturday May 6.
Read more: 'I lost my marriage, wrote off my car, and my back is killing me - but I've found my true calling' Mr Sunak said: "The coronation of a new monarch is a unique moment for our country. In recognition of this historic occasion, I am pleased to announce an additional bank holiday for the whole United Kingdom next year.
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