King Charles meets Canadian PM Justin Trudeau at Sandringham a day after monarch's tea and cake with Zelensky

King Charles has given a warm welcome to Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau at Sandringham - a day after enjoying tea and cake with Volodymyr Zelensky. While Buckingham Palace declined to comment, a well-placed source told the Mail: ‘As is often the case with the Royal Family’s role, the pictures speak for themselves.’ King Charles today welcomed Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau to his private Sandringham estate in Norfolk The pair were pictured as they met and chatted in a saloon at the royal property The King yesterday welcomed and shook hands with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky And the image of the two men, hands clasped and later sitting in cosy arm chairs side-by-side in the monarch’s inner sanctum, did indeed convey volumes. The pair's meeting in Norfolk was long planned, but came as world leaders made a frantic diplomatic push patch up western unity Charles's show of solidarity came 48 hours after President Trump's meltdown with Mr Zelensky in the Oval Office on Friday The Mail understands that Mr Trump has been invited to visit the King privately in Scotland this summer, staying at either Balmoral, the royal family’s private Scottish estate, or Dumfries House, the seat of the King’s philanthropic empire with its historic collection of Chippendale furniture and stunning grounds. Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney said 'for Canadians disappointed that King Charles has not commented' on Mr Trump's threats, he can only act on the advice of Canada's prime minister.