The 25th anniversary has been marked – a relatively short moment in our ancient nation. if you're just joining us, the King and Queen have been attending an event at Holyrood to mark the 25th anniversary of the Scottish Parliament. During his speech, King Charles spoke of his lifelong love of Scotland.

King Charles and Queen Camilla attended an event at the Scottish Parliament to mark the 25th anniversary of the formation of the political body.

King Charles, who has been undergoing cancer treatment since February, addressed the chamber and met "local heroes" who have made significant contributions to their community.

The King marked the 25th anniversary of the Scottish Parliament with an address to the chamber. Here is the speech in full: Presiding Officer, First Minister, Members of the Scottish Parliament, Ladies and Gentlemen.

Presiding Officer, First Minister, Members of the Scottish Parliament, Ladies and Gentlemen.The Queen and I are so very pleased to be able to join you today

King Charles and Queen Camilla have been in Scotland for a while now, so they took this opportunity to celebrate the 25th Scottish Parliament anniversary today, on September 28!The royal couple was invited at the Queensberry House,

The King has warned of the dangers of climate change as he marked the “important” 25th anniversary of the Scottish Parliament. Charles addressed the chamber during a visit to Holyrood with the Queen on Saturday, saying the parliament can “touch and improve the lives of so many individuals”.

King Charles has warned there is "much more to be done" to combat climate change as he marked the "important" 25th anniversary of the Scottish Parliament. The monarch fondly recalled his late mother's love for Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire - where she spent her final days - in his speech,

King Charles and Queen Camilla have visited Scotland to mark the 25th anniversary of the Scottish Parliament. King Charles spoke about the royal family's deep affection for the country and its people.