Prince Harry is set to return to the UK next week for a nine-week trial against the publisher of The Daily Mail. However, despite a brief meeting with King Charles during a visit last September, the Duke of Sussex is not expected to have any contact with senior royals during this trip.
The King, Queen Camilla, and the Prince and Princess of Wales all have engagements in Scotland, far from London where Harry will be. On Monday, King Charles will be in Edinburgh for the Scottish Investment Forum with First Minister John Swinney, where he will learn about new technologies and sample Scottish whisky. Queen Camilla will accompany him, carrying out separate engagements.
William and Kate will also be in Scotland, visiting Stirling and Falkirk. They will join Team GB curlers at an ice rink ahead of the Winter Olympics and Paralympics, and are expected to try the sport themselves. On Thursday, when Harry is due to give evidence, William will travel to Bristol for engagements on sustainability and innovation.
Princess Anne will be in Scotland on Tuesday for three engagements, including a dinner as patron of the Eric Liddell Community and events marking the 20th anniversary of the Scotland Malawi Partnership. Duchess Sophie will be in Portsmouth on Monday, visiting HMS Daring and the Royal Military School of Music.
