GALLERY: King and Queen greeting crowds in Middlesbrough

King Charles III and Queen Camilla have already engaged in multiple dignitaries today, now is there chance to meet the crowds who have been lining up since 10am. 

After landing at Teesside Airport the royals have visited Middlesbrough's International Centre to meet representatives of local community groups, voluntary services and police officers working to reduce knife crime in the town. 

The king then visited Tees Works, the UK's largest industrial zone and the National Literary Trust in Middlesbrough- a charity focused on improving literacy levels in the area by working with schools, families, and local organisations to encourage reading and writing skills.

Demonstrators can also be seen holding signs reading 'Not My King' lining the streets to protest during the royal visit in Middlesbrough. 

Here is a gallery of images of the Royals with the crowds:

Demonstrators holding signs that read Not My King protest during King Charles III and Queen Camilla's visit to Middlesbrough. (Image: OWEN HUMPHREYS/ PA) Download Queen Camilla poses for a selfie with a child during a visit to Middlesbrough's International Centre to meet representatives of local community groups, voluntary services and police officers working to reduce knife crime in the town. (Image: OWEN HUMPHREYS/ PA) King Charles III and Queen Camilla listen to a choir during a visit to Middlesbrough's International Centre to meet representatives of local community groups, voluntary services and police officers working to reduce knife crime in the town. (Image: OWEN HUMPHREYS/ PA)

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Queen Camilla meets members of the public during a visit to Middlesbrough's International Centre to meet representatives of local community groups, voluntary services and police officers working to reduce knife crime in the town. (Image: OWEN HUMPHREYS/ PA) King Charles III waves to the crowd during a visit to Middlesbrough's International Centre to meet representatives of local community groups, voluntary services and police officers working to reduce knife crime in the town (Image: OWEN HUMPHREYS/ PA) Download Queen Camilla waves to the crowd during a visit to Middlesbrough's International Centre to meet representatives of local community groups, voluntary services and police officers working to reduce knife crime in the town. (Image: OWEN HUMPHREYS/ PA) Queen Camilla plays table tennis with Alesha Hussain, 15, during a visit to Middlesbrough's International Centre to meet representatives of local community groups, voluntary services and police officers working to reduce knife crime in the town. (Image: OWEN HUMPHREYS/ PA)(Image: Phil Noble/PA Wire) (Image: Andy Commins/Daily Mirror/PA Wire) (Image: Andy Commins/Daily Mirror/PA Wire) (Image: Andy Commins/Daily Mirror/PA Wire) (Image: Sarah Caldecott) (Image: Sarah Caldecott) (Image: Sarah Caldecott) (Image: Sarah Caldecott) (Image: Sarah Caldecott) (Image: Sarah Caldecott)