Overview
- The BBC One programme paused its live broadcast on Sunday to play the filmed remarks introduced by presenters Roger Johnson and Rachel Burden.
- King Charles reflected on launching the initiative as Prince of Wales with the goal of helping vulnerable young people into training or work.
- He highlighted cumulative results of more than 1.3 million young people supported and 92,000 UK business starts enabled.
- Presenters noted the organisation formerly known as the Prince's Trust is now called the King's Trust.
- Guest beneficiary Matt Wane said an Instagram advert led him to the Trust after his father's death in 2024, and he is now pursuing work as a DJ.