Britain's new king, Charles III has returned to Buckingham Palace in London Friday after spending the night at Balmoral in Scotland after the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II, where a crowd of people were waiting to greet him.
The king walked the line greeting people and thanking them for their kind words and prayers over the death of his mother.
Among the people in the line was a woman with a T&T flag. The king touched the flag and then spoke briefly with the woman before moving on (video below 2.14 marker).
Prince Charles visited Trinidad and Tobago twice in February 2000 and March 2008.
On his latter visit, he went to the Asa Wright Centre and also met with young entrepreneurs outside of other official business.
Queen Elizabeth II also visited T&T, coming here in 1966, 1985 and 2009. Other members of the Royal Family who have visited T&T included Prince Philip, Princess Margaret and Prince Edward.
Below is a look at three reports of King Charles' visit to T&T in 2008 as Prince Charles, including a light piece on how warmly he was received and his interactions with people.
