The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh's itinerary
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh will be visiting Cornwall today
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh will be visiting Cornwall today
One stop will be Braunton, where the royal couple will talk to victims of the recent floods, as well as members of the emergency services.
A reception has been held at Buckingham Palace for our Olympic and Paralympic heroes
Jane Steele and Ivan Rees at a Braunton cafe await Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. They were flooded by the River Caen on 22 December 2012 but opened in time for Christmas Day. Prince Charles chose them as they had reopened so quickly. Royal chocolate cake and tea is on offer.
One stop will be Braunton, where the royal couple will talk to victims of the recent floods, as well as members of the emergency services.
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Prince Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall will visit Devon today.
As well as talking to business owners in Braunton affected by the recent flooding, they will meet representatives from the emergency services who helped with the clean up effort.
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Read the full storyThe Princess Royal will be the guest of honour at the final passing-out parade of the year at the Britannia Royal Navy College. Nearly 70 Cadets will march onto the parade ground to celebrate the end of their 30-week initial naval training course in front of their families and friends.
The University of Plymouth says its new marine centre heralds a 'new dawn' for renewable energy in the region. It was officially opened today by the Duke of Edinburgh, who also received an honorary doctorate in recognition of his career in the Royal Navy.
A giant wave tank and ship simulator are part of the 19 million pound complex. It's designed to become a centre of excellence for coastal erosion research and offshore renewable energy. Our Plymouth Correspondent Jonathan Gibson was there.
The Duke of Edinburgh has unveiled a new building today at Plymouth University.
The £19 million Marine building will house the country's most sophisticated wave tank testing facility and state-of-the-art ship simulator.
The Duke was also awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Marine Science in recognition of his naval career.
Our Plymouth correspondent Jonathan Gibson was there:
The Duke of Edinburgh will unveil a new building at Plymouth's University later today.
The £19 million Marine building will house the country's most sophisticated wave tank testing facility and state-of-the-art ship simulator.
The Duke will also be awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Marine Science in recognition of his naval career.
A reception has been held at Buckingham Palace for our Olympic and Paralympic heroes
Read the full storyThe Earl of Wessex officially opened the Museum of Somerset in Taunton today.
He was given a tour and met volunteers and staff who worked on the 7 million pound restoration project. He unveiled a plaque and cut the ribbon on the Glass Bridge at the new look Castle Green.