Good morning, good afternoon or good evening.

Welcome back to another episode of the Air Pod from wherever you're joining us on this wintery day, maybe sunny where you are if you're lucky.

It's been another very busy week for the Royal Family, a host of different stories to go through

this week. I'm going to be joined shortly by Victoria

Arbiter, Royal Experson Commentator, to run through some of those stories. Of course

Prince William has just returned from his travels to Kuwait an Amman. He kicked off his trip at a nature reserve

and learned more about Kuwait's environmental public authorities and about the work being done in the area. It was a really interesting trip because it covered so many themes in such a short amount of time.

We saw William with youth education programs, meeting local youth and a traditional Kuwaiti town and then of course

spending time with the military at the exercise desert warrior where UK troops are

training alongside Kuwaiti forces. I think we're quite used to seeing

William on his own on these trips now and this very statesman like role and really

coming into sort of it's I would say this is almost William 2.0 that we're seeing

now very much ready to step up as his father one day ascends the throne but that

doesn't mean that it's been quiet for the other members of the royal family.

Shortly we'll be talking about Duchess Kate's new patronages.

And we'll also be looking at what the Sussex is doing during their time off because social media has still

been very busy. And of course it was the NATO summit reception at Buckingham Palace where

Donald Trump wasn't the star of the show for once, Princess Anne was.

And so we'll be talking a bit more about that viral moment when I'm joined by Victoria.

And of course rounding out the show, we can't not talk about Prince Andrew has been in the news again this week

I'm going to focus on really the patronage that's moving away from him and what happens to those afterwards because of course these

are very important organizations doing great work and they are the losers in this situation.

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