Royal family recap: Meghan's wine sells out, Prince William praised by ex-PM, and more

Good morning, it's set to be another jam-packed day of royal outings. 

The King and Queen are in Scotland for Royal Week, where they will participating in a number of engagements. Charles will firstly join the Ceremony of the Keys at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, where Their Majesties will later host a garden party, alongside the Princess Royal and Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence. 

The Prince of Wales will be travelling up to Sheffield to mark the two-year anniversary of Homewards, including visiting a local school to see the impact of a new early intervention model, which has been introduced to identify young people who may be at risk of homelessness and provide prevention support.

Once again, we'll also be keeping an eye on Wimbledon to see who will be sitting in the royal box later today on Centre Court. 

Elsewhere, the Duke of Edinburgh will attend Canada celebrations in Ottawa, and Princess Anne will also attend an IALA World Aids to Navigation Day at Trinity House in London. 

It's also an exciting day for Meghan Markle as she launches her As Ever Napa Valley rosé.

Stay tuned for all of the latest royal news and updates.

The Prince and Princess of Wales will issue their first royal warrants next year, with the first companies to be considered making their applications by the end of July. 

Princess Kate will become the first Princess of Wales to grant royal warrants since Princess Mary of Teck in 1910 and just as for her husband, her royal seal of approval will be highly coveted. 

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The royal couple's warrants will be considered in a two-stage process, beginning this week with applications from firms who have existing warrants for the King and Queen. Several of the royal mother-of-three's favourite designers are likely to be in the running, including Catherine Walker, Jenny Packham and Erdem. 

The Royal Train will be decommissioned after decades of service to the Royal Family, it has been revealed. 

Despite having fond memories of travelling in the nine-carriage train, King Charles has decided to give it up rather than make costly upgrades to keep it running on a modern railway network. 

He will continue to use it, however, until the current maintenance contract comes to an end in early 2027.

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Lady Gabriella Windsor looked elegant in a blue and white floral dress as she stepped out to attend day one of Wimbledon. Her appearance at The Championships comes after she joined the likes of Zara Tindall at Royal Ascot. 

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New portrait alert! The Dutch royal family have released a set of stunning new family portraits, taken at Huis Ten Bosch Palace. King Willem-Alexander and his wife Queen Maxima were joined by their three daughters, Princess Catharina-Amalia, Princess Ariane and Princess Alexia. 

King Charles was all smiles as he kicked off his week in Scotland at the Palace of Holyroodhouse for the Ceremony of the Keys. The monarch was greeted with pipes and drums, before being given the Royal Salute and Guard of Honour as he inspected the The Royal Company of Archers, The King's Bodyguard for Scotland. 

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The Ceremony of the Keys is an official welcome to the Scottish capital. As part of the tradition, The Lord Provost Robert Aldridge presents the Keys to the City of Edinburgh to the monarch, who then returns them for safekeeping.

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King Charles and Queen Camila arrived by helicopter on Tuesday morning, where they were greeted by musicians from the Royal Regiment of Scotland. Their week of engagements in Scotland is known as Royal Week. 

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A moment, please, for Princess Beatrice's navy dress! Sarah Ferguson's daughter looked flawless at the weekend as she attended a birthday party for interior designer and friend, Emma Pilkington. For the special occasion, Beatrice, 36, rocked a dazzling, inky blue frock from The Vampire's Wife, complete with puffed sleeves and a ruffled hemline. She accessorised with a playful rainbow clutch, and wore her auburn tresses in a half-up, half-down style. Swoon! 

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Queen Camilla was all smiles as she arrived to officially open Ratho Library, celebrating a partnership with Edinburgh International Book Festival and Edinburgh City Libraries. For the special occasion, Her Majesty recycled her navy polka-dot maxi dress from Fiona Clare, teaming it with a smart white leather clutch and some pearl drop earrings. 

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The Garden Party will see King Charles welcome around 8,000 people from all walks of Scottish life to spend a relaxed afternoon with him in the beautiful grounds of the Palace. Charles and Camilla will mingle and chat to an array of guests, and the party is usually accompanied by music from regimental bands and The Royal Scottish Pipers Society.

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The Palace of Holyroodhouse has been home to royalty for 500 years, and is Charles and Camilla's official Scottish residence. While it's used as a Royal Palace, it remains open to the public all year round. According to medieval legend, the Abbey was founded around 900 years ago in 1128 by David I of Scotland. It was later extended to include cloisters, guests houses and  royal chambers for use by the sovereign.

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These royal chambers were then converted into a palace by James IV at the time of his marriage to Margaret Tudor. Today, the Palace boasts impressive public gardens, an impressive gallery space for art from the Royal Collection, a Throne Room and the State Apartments. 

Over on The HELLO! Royal Club I've just sent out my monthly royal quiz, and it's a toughie! 

June was a month of pomp and pageantry for the British royals with Trooping the Colour, Garter Day and Royal Ascot taking place  – and all feature in my 10 tricky questions.. 

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Hello! The Prince of Wales has been out in Sheffield today as he fronted a panel discussion to mark the second anniversary of his Homewards initiative, which seeks to combat homelessness.

The royal was joined by former Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, and Dragons' Den star, Steven Bartlett. Following the event, Gordon compared William to his late mother, Princess Diana. "I think he's changing people’s view of homelessness and what can be done about it," he told reporters.

“Remember, his mother changed people's views on Aids, his mother changed people’s views on landmines, and I think he's changing people's view that you've got to think of a homeless person as an individual who has potential – who if given the proper chance, can actually make something of their lives, and not as someone to be discounted as a down-and-out."

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Prince Harry's ex-girlfriend, Cressida Bonas welcomed her second child earlier this month, and in a new post, she shared some of the sweetest moments with her precious Delphi.

Today is the day! Meghan Markle's As Ever brand has launched its debut rosé wine. It's the first time the brand has dabbled in alcoholic beverage. Will you be drinking?

Good morning/afternoon/evening HELLO! readers. Hope you are all doing well. 

Me? Well, As Ever's debut rose wine has sold out within the hour so you managed to get a bottle (or two), please let us know how it tastes!

Today is also the second day of Wimbledon, and the Marchioness of Bath, HELLO!'s Social Editor at Large, has spoken about her fondest memories of the tournament, and how the Princess of Wales is a sartorial "inspiration" when it comes to dressing impeccably for the tennis.

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Day two of Wimbledon saw the likes of Russell Crowe, Rebel Wilson and Cate Blanchett in the Royal Box, along with British TV royalty Sarah Lancashire and her husband.

Click here for the full gallery.

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Fun facts about the much-coveted seats on Centre Court:

There are only 74 spots in the Royal Box, with guests invited by the Chairman of the All England Club.

Gentlemen are required to wear a suit or a jacket and tie, while ladies are asked not to wear hats to avoid obscuring the vision of those seated behind them.

After play is finished for the day, guests in the royal box are then invited to the Clubhouse for lunch, tea and drinks.

Today would have been Princess Diana's 64th birthday and her brother Earl Spencer has shared a touching photograph of the pair as children, as he marked the poignant day.

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Click here to see the sweet picture.

Prince Edward has been pictured celebrating Canada Day in Ottawa om Tuesday, July 1.

Canada Day, which has been celebrated since 1868, also coincides this year with the 60th anniversary of the Canadian flag, and Edward joined Mark Carney, Canada's prime minister, at LeBreton Flats.

The King and Queen are in Scotland to mark Royal Week, with the monarch taking part in the Ceremony of the Keys and hosting an investiture earlier on Tuesday.

But they were joined by the King's sister, Princess Anne, who coordinated perfectly with her sister-in-law, Queen Camilla, as the royals hosted a garden party at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.  

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Click here to see their matching looks.

King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark enjoyed a warm reunion with King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden on Tuesday as they marked a historic milestone together.

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The Danish royals met with the Swedish monarch and his consort in Copenhagen, and we LOVE these pictures of the four greeting each other.

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Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands joined her parents, Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander, and siblings Princess Alexia and Princess Ariane for their annual summer portrait this week -- and in a surprising move, wore jeans and sneakers.

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See the full look here...

That's all from us today, see you tomorrow!