Donald Trump has claimed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex “broke Queen Elizabeth’s heart”.

In a preview of the interview, which airs in full at 7pm on Tuesday (19 March), Mr Trump says: “I would say, although she wouldn’t show it because she was strong and smart, but I would imagine they broke her heart.

“The things that they were saying were so bad and so horrible, and she was in her nineties hearing this stuff. I think they broke her heart.”

Mr Trump also describes the late Queen as “incredible” saying he is a “big fan” the concept of a royal family.

The King has greeted four British veterans of the Korean War ahead of a palace reception to mark the 70th anniversary of the conflict.

Charles was pictured standing in the 18th Century Room as he held the audience at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday.

He met Alan Guy, Mike Mogridge, Brian Parritt and Ron Yardley and can be seen smiling and sitting with the men.

Later, the Princess Royal and the Duchess of Edinburgh will host a reception for around 200 Korean War veterans in the Bow Room.

Anne will deliver a speech on behalf of the King, in which he reflects on what was once called “the Forgotten War”.

The conflict ended with the signing of an armistice on July 27 1953 and the anniversary was acknowledged during the Korean state visit to the UK in November.

The Prince of Wales visited a housing workshop at The Learning Zone in Sheffield this afternoon to promote his homelessness project.

William unveiled a £1million pledge from Homewards Activator, Homebase, secured through The Royal Foundation’s Homewards programme, to prevent homelessness.

The prince met with parents, carers and young adults from local families who have experienced being homeless.

The monarch could opt to be driven from Buckingham Palace in a carriage as his late mother Queen Elizabeth II used to from 1987 onwards, and watch the military procession celebrating the British sovereign’s official birthday from a podium rather than on horseback.

The King usually rides back to Buckingham Palace at the head of his Guards.

King Charles has been spotted being driven out of Windsor Castle and arriving at Clarence House in Westminster as he continues his cancer treatment.

The King was pictured in a suit in the back of a Bentley vehicle as it was driven with a police escort from his Berkshire home before heading to London.

After a short time in Clarence House, he was seen waving to the public as he left in the back of the car.

The King is continuing his treatment for cancer after the shock diagnosis in January.

A team of communications experts and the Prince and Princess of Wales’ closest aids is reportedly being set up to plan Kate Middleton’s return to public life – as the first details emerged of when that could be.

The Mirror reports that the team of people, which includes Kate’s new private secretary Lt Col Tom White, are being consulted on for a schedule of dates for her return to public duty.

William’s new private secretary, former diplomat Ian Patrick, who served under former Lib Dem leader Paddy Ashdown, is also said to be among the group.

Latest reports suggest that Kate could return to royal duties by joining her family on their traditional walk to the annual Easter Matins service at St George’s Chapel, Windsor, on Easter Sunday.

However, other reports have said she may not return until after 17 April, when her children go back to school following a three-week break.

Kensington Palace has so far refused to comment.

Last night, a video emerged of Kate smiling as she left a farm shop on the Windsor estate with William.

Social media posts have sparked fears of ill health in the royal family after some Twitter users misleadingly pointed out a change in the BBC’s social media branding.

The confusion was sparked by a tweet made overnight from user @FieldsLeaf, claiming that ‘BBC UK’ had changed its logo from red to black on Instagram. This was last done to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

The claim made in the tweet is untrue. The BBC operates several social media accounts across platforms. Generally, the public service broadcaster’s main account – ‘BBC’ – will use an icon with its logo on a black background.

Kate was forced to skip this year’s parade while she continues to recover from abdominal surgery that she underwent in January.

She became the honorary Colonel of the Irish Guards last year but was not in attendance at the Mons Barracks in Aldershot, Hampshire, on Sunday. Apart from missing 2016’s celebrations, Kate has attended every parade since 2012.

Kim Kardashian has become the latest celebrity to joke about Kate Middleton, as she told her fans she was on the lookout for the Princess of Wales.

The Skims founder recently took to Instagram to share various pictures of herself including one of her standing next to a car. She captioned the post, “On my way to find Kate.”

Kate has been away from the public eye since her abdominal surgery earlier this year and recently gained attention after a picture was posted that appeared to be photoshopped.

Stills taken from a video showing Kate Middleton and William, the Prince of Wales, during a visit to a farm shop in Windsor at the weekend have today been published by The Sun.

The footage shows the princess smiling as she talks to William while carrying a large white bag from the Windsor Farm Shop.

A witness at the farm shop told the news outlet: “After all the rumours that had been going round I was stunned to see them there.

“Kate was out shopping with William and she looked happy and she looked well. The kids weren’t with them but it’s such a good sign she was healthy enough to pop down to the shops.”