King Charles inspects guard of honour before throwing himself into carnival spirit in the Bahamas

The King has paid his respects to the fallen as he inspected the troops of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force in a solemn start to the second day of his tour.

Charles, wearing a set of medals with the Order of Merit neck order – and, of course, his sunglasses – in the bright heat of Coral Harbour on the island of New Providence, spent an hour with the RBDF, speaking to hundreds of service men, women and veterans.

He laid a wreath at the ‘Flamingo Monument’, which commemorates the four Bahamian Marines who died in the sinking of HMBS Flamingo on

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