King Charles picks up special gift for Princess Charlotte in Northern Ireland

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Queen Camilla pours perfect Guinness as she jokes: 'I'm not the expert, my husband is!'.

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Queen Camilla delighted crowds in Royal Hillsborough on the second day of the King and Queen's Northern Ireland visit, stepping behind the bar at the Parson's Nose pub to pull a pint of Guinness.The Queen brought the Co Down village to a standstill as she tried her hand at pouring the iconic Irish stout."I'm not quite the expert, but my husband is," she quipped before completing the task.Her effort earned a round of applause from onlookers, who deemed the pint perfectly poured.

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King Charles chose a thoughtful souvenir for his eldest granddaughter while visiting Belfast yesterday.The 77-year-old monarch, accompanied by Queen Camilla, stopped at W5 LIFE at Odyssey Place, a 20,000 square foot digital learning centre, where he encountered young entrepreneurs backed by the King's Trust.Rachel Rose, founder of jewellery enterprise Empower Flower, presented His Majesty with a handcrafted beaded bag charm intended for Princess Charlotte."Thank you, she will love that," the King responded warmly.

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