The Prince of Wales said it was "fantastic to be back" in Singapore as he received a warm welcome amid the backdrop of the world's largest indoor waterfall ahead of the Earthshot Prize ceremony.William arrived at Jewel, a nature-themed complex at Changi Airport, for an event welcoming him on Sunday at 5.30pm local time (9.30am GMT) after he took a 13-hour commercial flight from the UK.The prince, wearing a dark navy suit, was met with cheers from hundreds of people waiting below as he appeared o

The Prince of Wales said it was "fantastic to be back" in Singapore as he received a warm welcome amid the backdrop of the world's largest indoor waterfall ahead of the Earthshot Prize ceremony.William arrived at Jewel, a nature-themed complex at Changi Airport, for an event welcoming him on Sunday at 5.30pm local time (9.30am GMT) after he took a 13-hour commercial flight from the UK.The prince, wearing a dark navy suit, was met with cheers from hundreds of people waiting below as he appeared on a balcony with Sim Ann, Singapore's senior minister of state for foreign affairs and senior minister of state for national development, at the HSBC Rain Vortex, the world's largest and tallest indoor waterfall.He then spent time meeting Singaporeans during a walkabout at the Shiseido Forest Valley, the indoor garden located in Jewel, who gave him gifts, shook his hand and posed for selfies.