The Prince of Wales has said he wants to instil the "self-belief" shown by England's Euro 2024 team into the organisations signed up to his project to end homelessness.William marked the first year of his Homewards initiative by returning to the London Borough of Lambeth where he launched the initiative, and revealed he shouted himself hoarse during the Three Lions' tense semi-final victory over the Netherlands in Germany.The future King apologised for his slight loss of voice as he met represen

The Prince of Wales has said he wants to instil the "self-belief" shown by England's Euro 2024 team into the organisations signed up to his project to end homelessness.William marked the first year of his Homewards initiative by returning to the London Borough of Lambeth where he launched the initiative, and revealed he shouted himself hoarse during the Three Lions' tense semi-final victory over the Netherlands in Germany.The future King apologised for his slight loss of voice as he met representatives working to eradicate homelessness in six locations: Newport, Lambeth, Belfast, Aberdeen, Sheffield and three neighbouring Dorset towns, Poole, Bournemouth and Christchurch.In a speech he reiterated his belief that homelessness "can be ended" and said the ideas and approaches being developed in the six target areas "will have the power to inspire change across the UK and beyond".