The King has praised a 101-year-old veteran as "amazing" and told him to keep drinking whisky during a visit to Lancashire.Charles met Richard Brock, who served in the D-Day landings, at a reception at Lancaster Castle on Monday and remembered him from a visit to Normandy last year.Charles took part in a ceremony of keys outside the castle, a tradition which dates back to 1851 when the keys were presented to Queen Victoria and which Queen Elizabeth II participated in in 2015.Later on Monday, Cha

The King has praised a 101-year-old veteran as "amazing" and told him to keep drinking whisky during a visit to Lancashire.Charles met Richard Brock, who served in the D-Day landings, at a reception at Lancaster Castle on Monday and remembered him from a visit to Normandy last year.Charles took part in a ceremony of keys outside the castle, a tradition which dates back to 1851 when the keys were presented to Queen Victoria and which Queen Elizabeth II participated in in 2015.Later on Monday, Charles visited the newly created Whitewell Coronation Woodland Garden in the Forest of Bowland.He spoke to volunteers and added the final two stones to a dry stone wall in the garden.