Royal salute fired in York for Prince Charles' birthday
A traditional 21 gun salute is being fired at the Museum Gardens in York at noon. It is in honour of Prince Charles' 64th birthday. There will be a military parade beforehand from Duncombe Place, near York Minster, to the Museum Gardens.
There are flood alerts in place across the region, including along the River Calder running through Todmorden, Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd.
They were flooded out just two weeks ago and Prince Charles has been to Hebden Bridge today to see for himself the aftermath and the threat that's coming. Tina Gelder reports.
We have been speaking to Hebden Bridge shop owner Caroline Kindy about flood damage. It is as Prince Charles visits the town to see what can be done to help businesses recover.
Just a couple of weeks after heavy rain caused flooding in Hebden Bridge, the downpour has returned as Prince Charles visits the town. He is meeting with businesses to discuss what can be done to help them recover.
As the bad weather continues Prince Charles is due in the region to meet people affected by recent flooding.
He will be in Hebden Bridge visiting homes and businesses, which were damaged. He will be accompanied by representatives from his charity Business in the Community to see how the Business Emergency Recovery Group can help local companies to recover from the damage caused by the floods.