This tradition is connected with the most unusual alarm clock.

This tradition has started since the Queen came to the trone in 1952.

The Queen's official piper dressed in Highland uniform plays for fifteen minutes beginning at 9 o'clock.

The tradition started by Queen Victoria after her trip to the Scotlands and dates back to 1843.

The guide says Yeomen Warders have performed the ceremony for over 700 years - without missing a single day!

The Tower is locked up at 10p.m.

It takes Yeomen Warders only seven minutes to close and lock up all the huge wooden doors of the Tower.

At exactly 10 o'clock the keys are taken back to the Queen's House.

This ceremony takes place on the Thursday before Easter Sunday.

In the middle ages, English monarchs gave the poor money and gifts on this day.