Harry arrived at the Community Recording Studio (CRS) in St Ann's in a black Range Rover, about 40 minutes late to the engagement, according to the PA news agency.

The duke laughed when a member of the public called out to him "Harry, you brought the sunshine with you", before he greeted the chief executive officer of the CRS charity with a handshake and hug.

The Duke of Sussex gave a thumbs-up and a smile before he went inside the recording studio building.

About 100 locals, including a group of young children, gathered by a garage on the other side of the road to clap and cheer for Harry.

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Watch the moment the Duke of Sussex arrives in Nottingham for a day of activities at the Community Recording Studio (CRS).

The Duke of Sussex has just arrived in Nottingham for a day of activities in the city.

He has been welcomed into the Community Recording Studio (CRS) in the St Ann's area of the city, where he will spend most of his day.

On Harry's schedule is a number of informal meetings with young people he has previously met in Nottingham, before he listens to a number of musical performances from local artists.

He will then take part in a private meeting with a number of organisations, including Children in Need, the Police and Crime Commission, CRS and Epic Partners before announcing a substantial donation to Children in Need.

The donation is intended to help support work tackling violence and its effect on young people.

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Lola Henry, from Sherwood in the city, told the BBC that tomorrow is her birthday.

She said: "I'm a Virgo - like Harry - and thought I need to come and see him, you know?

"This is an early birthday treat for me seeing him. It was great, nice to see him. I saw him talking away."

Prince Harry was all smiles on arrival, where he was welcomed by members of the team at the CRS.

Wearing a grey suit and dark jeans, the duke waved to the crowd of onlookers and members of the media before making his way inside the building.

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Prince Harry has arrived at the CRS in Nottingham to begin his day of events in the city.

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The Community Recording Studio (CRS) was established in 1991 and teaches film and video skills as well as music, giving young people access to professional equipment and industry figures, including musicians like Estelle (pictured) and Aloe Blacc.

The charity's website says it was founded by members of the local community who have first-hand experiences of the needs of young people growing up in the area.

Chris Waring
BBC News

It's fairly quiet here at the moment, other than the noise coming from a nearby helicopter, as the crowds build.

There are several camera operators that have their tripods set up, and photographers are setting up their cameras in anticipation of the arrival of Prince Harry. The event seems to have grabbed the attention of the media, that's for sure.

People keep looking up into the sky, keeping an eye on what looks like a police helicopter.

Chris Waring
BBC News

More and more people are gathering at the CRS in St Ann's.

Charlotte, 31, from Nottingham, has come to the event with her one-year-old Cillian.

"I think everything that he does is great," she said. "I really do like Prince Harry for everything that he does.

"My daughter attended this centre and everything they do - getting kids off the streets and out of danger - they're making friends.

"It's really nice to have around."

Karen Aspley, from Nottingham (pictured above), works for the Nottingham Mencap learning disability charity.

She said she was "really looking forward" to the visit.

"We're really, really excited that he's coming here just highlighting this local part of Nottingham and it's just an exciting day," she added.

"We don't get many high-profile visits, wish we had more.

"It's good for our people to be recognised really."

Chris Waring
BBC News

People are beginning to gather at the CRS in Nottingham awaiting Prince Harry.

Diana De Faria, 33, who is originally from Brazil but now lives in Gedling in Nottinghamshire, said: "I'm here because I'm a big fan.

"We in Brazil always see the news what is happening with the Royal Family.

"My father gave my name because of Princess Diana.

"I'll be nervous [when he arrives] because I couldn't see him last time he came to Nottingham. I'm very excited to finally see him in person."

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While at the WellChild charity awards in London, Prince Harry spent time with a number of prize winners.

He was captured having a play sword fight with a girl who attended the event.

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The relationship between Prince Harry and his father King Charles III has been strained since the Duke of Sussex stepped back from royal duties and moved to the US.

However, there have been recent signs that tensions between father and son are easing, and that a reconciliation could be within reach.

His father was in Italy on a state visit during the prince's April trip to London but, this time, the King will be in the UK.

Buckingham Palace has not commented on the possibility of a meeting between the King and the duke during this trip.

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Prince Harry has returned to the UK from his Californian home for two days to attend a number of charity events.

He arrived on Monday before laying a wreath at the chapel at Windsor Castle where his grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, is buried on the third anniversary of her death.

Later, he attended an awards ceremony for WellChild, a charity that supports seriously ill children and their families.

Harry has been a patron for 17 years and made a speech on the 20th anniversary of the awards.

It is not known if Harry has any private appointments, or if he will meet the King or his brother.

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BBC News

There is lots of media here with sunny conditions for the visit.

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Prince Harry's Nottingham appearance is part of his first visit to the UK since April.

At the CRS in Nottingham, he will have informal meetings with some of the young people he has met previously and watch live performances from artists.

He is then expected to attend a private briefing with Children in Need, the Police and Crime Commission, CRS and Epic Partners before announcing a substantial donation to Children in Need.

The donation is intended to help support work tackling violence and its effect on young people.

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Prince Harry has an affinity with Nottingham, having visited a number of times over the past decade.

He has a history of supporting local causes, particularly campaigns to tackle gang and youth violence in the St Ann's area of the city.

Harry first visited in 2013, and has since returned five times for a variety of reasons.

Good morning and welcome to our live coverage, as the Duke of Sussex is set to arrive in Nottingham shortly for a charity visit.

We will be reporting on the duke's arrival at the Community Recording Studio (CRS) - a charity that teaches film and video skills as well as music.