British royal couple visit Belfast

Britain's Prince William and his fiancée Kate Middleton have made their first official visit to Northern Ireland.
The couple, who are due to wed in a matter of weeks, were at Hillsborough Castle this lunchtime.
Prince William and his fiancée earlier visited the headquarters of voluntary organisation Youth Action in Belfast city centre.
The organisation helps children from disadvantaged backgrounds by improving their skills and providing them with training.
The audience of 150 invited guests included First Minister Peter Robinson and Secretary of State Owen Paterson.
Earlier, a large crowd gathered at Belfast City Hall where the couple were welcomed by Lord Mayor Cllr Pat Convery and members of the Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children who were hosting a Pancake Tuesday fundraising event.
They were also introduced to the City Council's 'Good Relations Unit' and representatives from the cross-community peace building charity 'Peace Players International'.
The Prince and Ms Middleton touched down at George Best Belfast City Airport just after 10am this morning.
Today's one-day trip is the couple's first official visit to Northern Ireland.
Royal visits to the North are common.
This summer, Prince William's grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, will be the first ruling British monarch to make a state visit to the Republic of Ireland.

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