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Prince Charles asked for his view on Andrew's position

Prince Charles has been visiting Aberdeenshire in Scotland to view the damage left by Storm Arwen.

The Prince of Wales didn't answer a question about his younger brother Andrew, who was stripped of his military titles and royal patronages on Thursday.

Read more:Prince Andrew accuser welcomes legal case decision

14 January 2022

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A group of schoolchildren in purple jumpers singing Happy Birthday to King Charles

Children sing Happy Birthday to the King

Two veterans hold hands ahead of Remembrance service in London

Watch: Royals and veterans attend Cenotaph ceremony

King Charles standing at a podium

King: 'It is vital that we understand our history'

King Charles holding a black cup next to Queen Camilla

King Charles drinks kava during ritual in Samoa

Angela Rayner

Rayner 'will miss' Dowden 'battle of the gingers' exchanges

Tilly Cooper

Australian teen: Oh my God, I just talked to the Queen

Indigenous protester arrested by police in Sydney.

'He is a King of thieves': Aboriginal protester arrested in Sydney

Lidia Thorpe being ejected as she heckles King Charles in Parliament House in Canberra

Moment King Charles is heckled by Australian politician

A woman on a Sydney street speaks to the camera

What do Australians think of the King's visit?

King Charles dancing

'He's got the moves' - King tries Samoan dance

He said the Parliament's opening in 1999 reflected a "new dawn" for the country.

The King's speech to Scottish Parliament in full

Scotland Politics

King Charles grins as three rugby players wearing black New Zealand t-shirts give him hug

Watch: King surprised by 'very healing' hug with rugby players

Emily Maitlis

Emily Maitlis reflects on impact of Prince Andrew interview

King Charles greeting people in Southport

King Charles greeted by crowds in Southport

King Charles the Royal Regiment of Scotland’s Mascot, Shetland Pony Corporal Cruachan IV

King officially welcomed to Balmoral for start of summer holiday

King Charles

King Charles visits world class Highland peatlands

King Chalres

Labour's first King's Speech: What happened in 60 seconds

King Charles and Queen Camilla

King starts his speech opening 2024 Parliament

King Charles points and Queen Camilla in a light blue dress smiles while she holds an umbrella.

Scouts and a seagull brave Jersey rain for King and Queen's parade

The King speaking from the dais in the Senedd chamber, in a blue suit and holding a paper in his right hand

Watch: King Charles speaks Welsh in the Senedd

A snowy tree in Llanuwchllyn, Gwynedd

Watch: Snowy scenes as cold snap hits UK

Several weather warnings have been issued as the first snow of the season hit parts of the UK.

A composite image of June Spencer as a young and older woman

Watch: June Spencer recounts her lifetime on The Archers

The radio star, who played Peggy Woolley in The Archers, has died aged 105.

Antonio Banderas looking at a Blue Peter badge next to Olivia Colman who is excitedly putting her badge on. A sign in the background reads Paddington in Peru

Watch: Colman's Blue Peter badge delight baffles co-star

The Oscar-winning actress appeared overwhelmed with joy when presenter Shini Muthukrishnan awarded her the badge.

Prince William playing rugby with school children in Cape Town

Prince William plays rugby with children in Cape Town

The Prince of Wales is on a trip in South Africa promoting his Earthshot environmental prize.

a woman looking at an off-screen interviewer. Her gaze is direct and she is wearing a black top and plum-coloured lipstick

'Little girls were threatened in the most depraved way'

Catherine Kierans from the PPS explains how Alexander McCartney abused young girls online.

A still from the bodycam footage showing the moments before Chris Kaba was shot

Bodycam video shows moments before Chris Kaba shooting

Police release bodycam footage showing moments before Chris Kaba is shot.

Scorpion

'Our flatmate found a scorpion in her Shein parcel'

A university student had a shock when she found a live scorpion in a clothing parcel from fast fashion firm Shein.

Princess of Wales

Kate in Southport for surprise first public visit since chemo

The Princess of Wales arrives in Southport for her first official engagement since finishing cancer treatment.

Learner motorbike rider uses phone while overtaking

Watch: Dangerous driving caught on camera

More people are being prosecuted for dangerous driving thanks to a huge increase in footage submitted to police by the public.

Prince William and David Beckham pose in front of a helicopter

'East End boy' Beckham helps with Prince William fundraiser

Beckham says he was "excited and proud" to help raise money for the London Air Ambulance service.

Prince Harry smiles at WellChild Awards

Prince Harry arrives in London for charity awards

Prince Harry poses for photographs as he visits London for the WellChild Awards ceremony.

Harrison in the water, the sun is shining on the water and there is a boat behind him

Teenager swims Bristol Channel before rugby game

Harrison, 15, swam "non-stop" for several hours, then played rugby the next morning.

Huw Edwards outside court

Watch: Silent Huw Edwards arrives at court

The former BBC News presenter has arrived at Westminster Magistrates’ Court filmed by TV cameras, photographers and watched by journalists.

Gary Lineker, Joe Hart and Danny Murphy sit in the Match of the Day studio, with a backdrop of the Royal Albert Hall

Match of the day or Last Night of the Proms? Well, it's both!

To mark the 60th anniversary of Match of the Day, the football pundits had a go at some Proms commentary.

Dionne Barrett

'Absolutely sickening': Mum reacts to early release of son's killer

Dionne Barrett said it is 'absolutely sickening' that a man jailed for her son's manslaughter will be released.

Man wearing glasses and a red top stands in front of a bunk bed in his prison cell

BBC sees chaos and overcrowding inside HMP Pentonville

Angela Rayner

Rayner pledges to make buildings 'as safe as they possibly can be'

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner talks to BBC Breakfast on the day after the Grenfell Tower report.

Composite image showing faces of several of the victims of the Grenfell fire

All Grenfell victims' names read out as inquiry concludes

After presenting the final report, the chairman concluded by reading out the victims' names.

Moore-Bick speaking in inquiry room

All Grenfell deaths were avoidable - inquiry chair

The Grenfell Inquiry found that residents were "badly failed" for years.

Plastic bottle with dirt and grass on it with Bible verse inside

Appeal over Bible verse bottles bears fruit

An appeal to whoever was dumping plastic bottles leads to a dramatic drop in their numbers.