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King Charles joined the lively celebrations as he watched a Junkanoo parade in Nassau, before breaking into a dance alongside performers during the second day of his Caribbean tour.

King Charles planted a tree and joined in the celebrations as he experienced the vibrant sights and sounds of a Junkanoo parade in The Bahamas on the second day of his Caribbean tour.

King Charles couldn't hide his amusement when he saw himself as a muscular boxing champion on a T-shirt during his visit to the Bahamas Boxing Academy. The monarch was also gifted a T-shirt featuring the humorous design, complete with boxing gloves, shorts, a belt and a crown.

King Charles planted a tree in New Providence during his Caribbean tour, highlighting his longstanding commitment to environmental conservation and the importance of protecting nature for future generations.

King Charles received a warm welcome, including a sweet curtsy, as he arrived in New Providence for the second day of his visit to The Bahamas during his Caribbean tour.

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King Charles delighted schoolchildren and teachers in The Bahamas by using the locally spoken phrase “I reach, amen!” in the Bahamian dialect, meaning “I’ve arrived, thank God,” during his Caribbean tour.

King Charles began day two of his Caribbean tour in Nassau with a military tribute. At the Coral Harbour Base, he laid a wreath at the Flamingo Monument for four fallen Marines and met with their families.

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King Charles fondly remembered his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, during a speech on his Caribbean tour. In a touching moment, he reflected on the late monarch's enduring connection with the region.

King Charles acknowledged the suffering caused by the transatlantic slave trade during his Caribbean tour, but calls for a formal apology and reparations continue.

King Charles received a warm welcome in Nassau, Bahamas, as crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of the monarch during his Caribbean tour. The King was met with loud cheers from enthusiastic members of the public.

King Charles looked sharp in a grey suit as he stepped out for day two of his Caribbean tour in Nassau. Visiting the Royal Bahamas Defence Force Coral Harbour Base, the monarch shook hands with local dignitaries and inspected service personnel.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are keeping their public schedule clear over the next fortnight as King Charles continues his Caribbean tour. According to a source, Harry is keen to avoid overshadowing his father's royal engagements. Voiced by: Lydia Alty

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King Charles received a warm welcome as he arrived in The Bahamas for the first stop of his nine-day Caribbean tour. The King will then travel to Guyana before reuniting with Queen Camilla in Antigua and Barbuda for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.