All the people King Charles was introduced to at Llandaff Cathedral

The King and Queen Consort have arrived in Wales for their first official visit since the Queen died last Thursday. The pair are attending a prayer and reflection service for Her Majesty at the city's Llandaff Cathedral as the final part of their UK tour.

Preparations have been ongoing all week ahead of the much-anticipated visit as crowds line the streets of Cardiff. A gun salute marked the moment the King, wearing a black suit, arrived in the Welsh capital via helicopter. He then got into a waiting Rolls-Royce to be driven to his first engagement. Follow our live updates here.

On arrival at the cathedral, the King and Queen Consort were introduced to a number of notable Welsh people by the Vice Lord Lieutenant. These included:

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First Minister Mark Drakeford

Secretary of State for Wales Robert Buckland

High Sheriff of South Glamorgan Rosie Moriarty-Simmonds - You can read more about Rosie's life as the thalidomide scandal activist who's spent her life breaking barriers here.

Lord Mayor of Cardiff Councillor Graham Hinchey

Chief Constable of South Wales Police Jeremy Vaughan

The Acting Dean of Llandaff Cathedral, Michael Komor

Moderator of Free Church Council, the Reverend Simon Walkling

Chair of the Muslim Council of Wales Dr Abdul-Aziz Ahmed

CEO of Cytun the Rev Canon Aled Edwards

Interfaith Council for Wales Kate McColgan

South Wales Jewish Representative Council John Minkes

Following the service the couple will receive condolences at the Welsh Parliament and meet members of the Senedd. They will then travel to Cardiff Castle where King Charles will hold a private audience with Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford and the presiding officer before attending a reception hosted by the Welsh Government. You can see the full schedule for King Charles III's visit to Wales and how you can see him here.

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