Incredible colourised pictures have been revealed featuring some of London’s most iconic moments from times past, including the birth of Prince Charles in 1948.

Taking to Instagram, the Prince of Wales, 72, praised his eldest son, 39, for his ‘growing commitment to the environment and the bold ambition of the Earthshot Prize’.

In a rare and touching public statement of support ahead of tonight’s award ceremony for William’s Earthshot Prize, Charles spoke of William’s ‘growing commitment to the environment’.

Frognal House in Hampstead, north west London, is a Grade II Listed property now on the market for the first time in more than 50 years as it has since been home to the Sisters of St Dorothy.

Prince Charles appears stunned to learn Scott Morrison might not travel to ‘last chance’ climate change summit with himself, Prince William and the Queen. 

The Duchy of Cornwall, the future king’s estate, has been met with strong resistance over its ‘masterplan’ to build a huge housing estate on 320 acres of its Grade 1 agricultural land.

The Prince has dropped his ambitious vision for a new Highgrove on a country estate in Herefordshire, nearly two decades after he first drew up plans for it.

The channel, named RE:TV, will also feature a direct plea from the Prince of Wales to ‘act now’ in addressing issues facing the future of the planet.

William Bortrick, a paid advisor to tycoon Mahfouz Marei Mubarak bin Mahfouz – is said to have met the Prince in Britain and abroad on at least nine occasions, according to the Sunday Times.

The moves are the latest blow for the beleaguered charity whose chief executive Michael Fawcett has already stood down amid claims he helped secure an honour for a Saudi donor.