Royal family LIVE: King Charles visits Grimsby ahead of official birthday

Prince William is on his way to Norfolk for a busy day. His visit will showcase a pioneering pilot programme that is expanding access to preventative mental health support across the county, as well as the vital, volunteer-led work of Norfolk Blood Bikes in delivering life-saving medical supplies. This will be a topic close to William's heart as he used to work for the air ambulance service.

Queen Maxima of The Netherlands flexed her fashion muscles on Wednesday when she stepped out in the jumpsuit of dreams. The royal was dressed up to attend a reception on the second day of German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier's State Visit. You glow girl! 

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As we look forward to this weekend's Trooping the Colour celebrations,  we look back at the 1988 occasion, which took place on 11 June. Prince William, who was five at the time, gave an adorable wave to the crowds. 

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Come rain or shine you can guarantee one thing, we'll be here to bring you the very latest royal news from the British monarchy and beyond. Both King Charles and his sister Princess Anne have busy days ahead with packed agendas. See below for all the details.

King Charles will be in Grimsby where he will visit the Horizon Youth Zone followed by the CARE hub and then it is off to Blundell Park, the home of Grimsby FC. 

Meanwhile, Princess Anne will be covering a lot of ground. In Scotland, she will visit Edinburgh Medical School to mark its 300th Anniversary and the Vine Trust Barge in Leith. She also has an engagement in Vauxhall to open International Students House and this evening, The Royal Academy of Engineering, will hold 50th Anniversary of The Prince Philip Gala Dinner at St James's Palace.