The monarch met a family from Afghanistan given a new home by a woman moved by their plight.
The 34-year-old former tour operator fled Kyiv after the Russian invasion and now works in a welcome hub which offers emergency accommodation.'Compassion and generosity'She described meeting the King as an honour.
"It was especially moving for the King to hear first-hand from some of those who have suffered directly as a result of conflict across the globe; those who have lost their homes and more.
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