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Also in this very bespoke audience have been researchers at bases in Bird Island and South Georgia.Previous contributions have included a message from Sir David Attenborough.

The broadcast from the BBC World Service is part of the traditional Midwinter celebrations for scientists at these isolated bases.It's a really vital part of our mental health provision that people have something like this.It's lovely to feel like we have the King talking to us and recognising us in this remote community.

King Charles is the first monarch to be part of this annual broadcast - with a message praising the British Antarctic Survey.2 days agoUK2 days agoLondon councils rank top for environment effortsLondon councils take eight of the top 10 slots in the climate scorecard ranking.

King's Midwinter message to Antarctic researchersBBCThe King with his script for the BBC broadcast to Antarctic researchersKing Charles has recorded a warm personal message to researchers in Antarctica celebrating a frozen Midwinter's Day - the first time a monarch has given the annual broadcast.

spoke of his appreciation for the scientists' resilience and commitment as they tracked changes in the ice in Antarctica.the Supreme Court in the coming days is set to deliver its most dramatic decisions of the year.

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