Camilla is patron or president of a number of charities based in Scotland, including Crathie Opportunity Holidays.
If these rounds of talks fail, the pilots union said it would return to consider an escalation of its industrial action.
The number of charges the former DUP leader will face has grown from 11 to 18.
The record for the largest majority won by a single party at a general election is 210 in 1924.
Sunak hailed the ‘Conservative family united’ after an appearance by his predecessor.
Here are the stories making headlines this Wednesday.
The Green Party has named four seats which it will target on Wednesday.
Campaigners have called for ‘real change and real commitments’ seven years on from the deadly fire.
The SNP leader is expected to describe the campaign in Scotland as a ‘real contest of ideas and values’.
Climate change will be the ‘most urgent and severe’ issue to face whoever is Prime Minister after July 4, the party’s co-leader said.
The Scottish Labour leader was speaking on the eve of the General Election.
The Conservatives have in recent days focused on shoring up their vote.
The pace of growth in rental prices remains significantly higher than before the coronavirus pandemic, Rightmove said.
The top two ranked British men’s tennis players will clash in the second round of Wimbledon on Thursday.
The former prime minister, who has been largely absent from the campaign trail, was greeted by warm applause and cheers at the National Army Museum.
Draper filled in for Andy Murray on Centre Court while Fearnley set up a tussle with seven-time champion Novak Djokovic.
As election campaigns come to an end, Sir Ed Davey said: ‘I am so proud that the Liberal Democrat campaign has brought care out of the shadows.’
Sir Keir Starmer will conclude a whirlwind tour of the country on Wednesday in a final bid secure Labour’s return to power after 14 years.
The Prime Minister is to warn in one final campaign stump speech against allowing Labour a so-called supermajority in Parliament.
Two-time champion Andy Murray will turn his attention to an appearance in the doubles competition.
Vondrousova exited after just 67 minutes on court following a shock loss to Jessica Bouzas Maneiro.
Whitefoot was at one point Manchester United’s youngest ever player and later represented Nottingham Forest and Grimsby.
Draper was bumped up to Wimbledon’s main court after his fellow Briton’s withdrawal from the singles competition.
Fearnley admitted to being distracted by Djokovic’s score during his debut win at Wimbledon.
Jay Slater, 19, from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, disappeared after setting off to walk back to his accommodation on Tenerife on June 17.
Debbie Duncan said the land search for her son has been called off, but thanked the Guardia Civil who she said had ‘worked tirelessly’.
Cameron Norrie set aside recent grass-court struggles to ease into the second round of Wimbledon with a straight-sets success over tournament debutant Facundo Diaz Acosta.
Following the violence, mobile internet access was blocked on Tuesday as authorities vowed to arrest those behind the violence.
The Scot has not recovered sufficiently from surgery to remove a spinal cyst but will play doubles.
Katie Boulter will face British number two Harriet Dart for an eighth time on Thursday at the All England Club.