Prince Harry has arrived at the Royal Courts of Justice in London for the final day of a preliminary hearing in a set of privacy claims against Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL).

He arrived through the building’s side entrance around 1:45pm.

The King has been photographed visiting the Tegel Refugee Centre in Berlin, where he is seen talking to Ukrainian people and families given refuge there.

King Charles spoke earnestly of late Queen Elizabeth II’s affection for Germany during his historic address to the Bundestag on Thursday.

“This friendship meant so much to my beloved mother, the late Queen, who often spoke of the 15 official visits she made to Germany, including her five state visits,” he said.

“The first of those, in 1965, came when our continent was still deeply scarred by war, and the trauma of conflict. Hers was the wartime generation, and like my father, the Queen had served in uniform.

“That my parents’ 11-day tour of Germany should prove to be a pivotal moment in the reconciliation between our nations was, therefore, a matter of great personal significance to them both.

“My mother understood the immense achievement that reconciliation represented, and in returning to Germany time and again, she was determined to play her own part. It is, perhaps, for this reason that Her late Majesty won a particular place in the affection of the German people.”

King Charles is speaking to the Bundestag at length about “the pride” he feels in the “strength of the partnership” between Germany and Britain.

During the historic address, the King spoke of his first visit to Germany’s “remarkable land” at 13 years old. He also talked affectionately of his “close personal ties to the country”, made deeper by his “cherished family relationships”.

He noted that “with all of us, there are countless points of connection and common experience in the British-German story, which has unfolded over nearly two millennia.”

Charles is delivering a speech in German which celebrates the deep-rooted links between Germany and the UK on his first state visit to the country.

The King spoke of the importance of renewing the “special bond of friendship” between the two countries.

Maryam Zakir-Hussain reports:

The Queen Consort wore a tiara once owned by the Queen Mother and a brooch bearing the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II as she attended a state banquet in Berlin last night.

Camilla, sporting a black evening gown studded with silver embroidery, arrived at the Schloss Bellevue residence wearing the Boucheron tiara given to her by the late monarch. She also wore the Queen’s fringed diamond necklace, offered to her as a wedding present in November 1947.

The Queen’s Family Order, the sovereign’s highest personal order of merit, was pinned to Camilla’s left shoulder. It features a hand-painted miniature of the young Queen set in platinum.