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Prince William yesterday celebrated the innovations being made by companies using seaweed.

He met with businesses at Cardiff Metropolitan University, including Car-y-Mor, a seaweed farm that produces snacks.

Car-y-Mor's Owen Haines said the entire industry has the potential to create much-needed jobs in coastal areas.

“Coastal areas tend to be dominated by tourism and second homes, and the problem is that sooner or later the community collapses, as the doctor's office closes, the school closes and no locals can afford housing,” Haines said.

“Whereas if you start businesses like this, you have the opportunity to restart them. This is an opportunity to start a new sector with terrestrial and marine cultivation, through the production of biostimulants. [from the seaweed] “You can put yourself in the fields.”

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly putting together a “contingency plan” in the event of Donald Trump's re-election in November.

The former president said the Duke of Sussex, whose visa is currently under review, would be treated like any other citizen if he is found to have lied about his previous drug use on his application.

A source said New Idea: “The Sussexes are very concerned about the prospect of Donald Trump becoming president again and fulfilling his promise to expel Prince Harry from the United States.

“They are developing a contingency plan that would make them flee the country with their children. [Archie and Lilibet] if Trump returns to office.”

Doctors have given King Charles and Queen Camilla the green light to visit the Channel Islands on a stopover trip this summer.

The couple will visit the states of Jersey and Guernsey on July 15 and 16 in what will be the monarch's second trip abroad since he was diagnosed with cancer in January.

Charles returned to public duties in April and has found himself with a busy schedule. He visited Normandy, France, last week for D-Day commemorations and has also been seen at theater soirées and palace garden parties.

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The King was all smiles with David Beckham as he celebrated the work of his foundation alongside other celebrity ambassadors including Sir Rod Stewart and Naomi Campbell.

Charles and former Manchester United midfielder Beckham were seen laughing and were heard talking about England's chances at Euro 2024.

Referring to England's defeat to Iceland on Friday, Charles said: “What was that all about at Wembley?”

Beckham responded: “I don't think we should make a big deal out of it.”

Charles said: “It doesn't really matter, does it? It was a kind of warm-up. You don’t want to spend it all at once at first.”

To reassure the King, Beckham said “we will be ready, Gareth will be ready”, to which Charles gave the former footballer the approval.