Prince of Wales visit in photos
It is day four of Prince Charles's trip to Wales. Here is a photographic snapshot of his visit so far.
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Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have visited St Asaph, Bodnant, RAF Valley and Aberystwyth on the first day of their tour.
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Dean Thomas caught up with the Prince of Wales on his whistlestop visit to Wales
Prince Charles has been in Wales visiting workers at Tata Steel in Port Talbot. He unveiled a plaque to mark the completion of the new Blast Furnace.
The Prince of Wales said 'it will be the most sophisticated blast furnace in Europe". Dean Thomas reports.
Prince Charles at Tata Steel: "It will become one of the most sophisticated blast furnace operations in Europe"
The Prince of Wales will visit Tata Steel's steelworks, meet employees and members of the community, before visiting the Blast Furnace Control Room and unveiling a plaque to commemorate the completion of the new Blast Furnace Number Four.
The Prince said Wales should be unbelievable proud of what has been achieved here.
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Prince Charles visits Tata steel arriving aboard the Royal train
On a whistlestop visit to Tata Steel the Prince commemorated the rebuilding of blast furnace number four - a major £185 million project.
He was then shown a video about the lightweight super-strength steel which could transform safety for British soldiers.
As Charles was taken around the marquee, children from Eastern Primary School performed a series of festive songs.
Prince of Wales buys seafood from stallholder and unveils plaque to commemorate the visit
Prince Charles visits Swansea Market
The Prince of Wales has visited Swansea Market to meet stall holders.
Prince of Wales to visit Port Talbot and Swansea
Prince Charles has a day of engagements in South Wales ahead, with visits to Swansea and Port Talbot planned.
He will first visit Tata Steel to commemorate a new blast furnace before moving onto Swansea's historic market to meet local stall owners.
As part of the Welsh Government's year-long celebrations marking 100 years since the birth of Dylan Thomas, Prince Charles will visit the birthplace of the late poet and meet members of his family.
The Prince of Wales will leave with a rather festive spring in his step - his last engagement is a traditional Plygain carol service at the University of Wales Trinity Saint Davids, of which he is Patron.
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Prince Charles to unveil plaque at Tata Steel
Prince Charles will unveil a plaque at Tata Steel in Port Talbot today to commemorate the completion of a new £185 million blast furnace.
Tata Steel employs around 7,000 people in Wales. The Prince of Wales will meet some of the 3,500 employees who work at the site in Port Talbot.
The new blast furnace is currently the largest industrial engineering project in the UK.
It will work with its neighbouring equivalent in producing up to five million tonnes of molten iron every year to be processed into steel 'hot rolled coil' on the same site.
Former royal harpist hits right notes with collaboration
Former royal harpist Catrin Finch is sounding out a very different future for herself after collaborating with British composer John Rutter.
Their album, recorded in June and released a few weeks ago, has just topped the classical charts.
The musician said it was a 'real honour' and a 'great privilege' to work with the world-famous composer, adding that they're 'chuffed to bits' at their success.
Prince of Wales welcomes Welsh Guards home
The Prince of Wales presents Operational Service Medals as he welcomes home the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards who have recently returned from Afghanistan at Cavalry Barracks, Hounslow, West London.
Final day of the royal tour
It's the last day of the royal summer tour, and the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have spent it visiting a project which won the ITV People's Millions last year.
David Wood has been at the Swansea Community Farm with the royal couple.