>King Felipe is currently undertaking an official visit to Canada.
>His Majesty attended Lakefield College School and was a member of the graduating class of 1985. Felipe has been named honorary patron of the school, and its new student centre will be named after him.
THR will be visiting Portugal from 1-3 June to celebrate the historical ties and modern relationship between the U.K. and Portugal.
The visit will mark the 640th anniversary of the Treaty of Windsor and will include visits to Lisbon and Porto.
Her Majesty Queen Margrethe has been discharged from Rigshospitalet today and is returning to Fredensborg Palace.
Queen Margrethe also wishes to thank you for the many kind thoughts and greeting that have been sent to Her Majesty.
In the coming time, Her Majesty must remain calm, and the planned presence at the Pantomime Theatre on Saturday, May 23 is therefore cancelled.
>"Plans are being made for the Prince and Princess to attend William’s glittering Earthshot Awards in Mumbai, while also taking on a politically sensitive trip to the capital Delhi."
Marius Borg Høiby has been denied home detention while awaiting his verdict/possible sentencing. This request has been denied twice. He and his defense team are now appealing to the Norwegian Supreme Court.
René Ibsen, his lawyer, wrote that "[they] believe that the Court of Appeal's ruling is not fully justified, and [they] therefore request that the ruling be overturned."
Previous denials have alleged that Høiby has a significant risk of recurrence. A legal counsel representative for one of the survivors agreed with the initial court ruling, also pointing out the high risk of recurrence.
Høiby has been charged with 40 counts, including rape, abuse, and domestic violence.
A verdict is expected on June 15.
>Princess Astrid is the older sister of King Harald of Norway. She is 94 and was hospitalized earlier this year with pneumonia.
>The Princess of Wales, visibly moved, met members of the public outside the city hall in Reggio Emilia, Italy. Her Royal Highness took part in a two-day trip to the Italian city as part of her work with the Centre for Early Childhood.
Marius Borg Høiby had requested house arrest while awaiting a verdict in his trial. However, the Oslo District Court denied his request, saying "risk of recurrence has not been reduced" and alludes to Høiby using a cell phone whilst incarcerated.
>The State Visit was in question due to the incident at the WHCA dinner yesterday. However, it appears that the visit will continue as planned, with perhaps a minor adjustment or two.
According to NRK, they visited the municipality and participated in the annual launching of the Myklebust ship, visited Myklebusthaugen and the Sagastad knowledge center, and crewed the 30-meter-long reconstruction of the largest Viking ship in the world.
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