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In pictures: Prince William visits Scotland

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image captionPrince William began his visit to Scotland on Friday, when he was welcomed with the Ceremony of the Keys at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh
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image captionThe Earl of Strathearn also visited Spartans FC's Ainslie Park Stadium in Edinburgh
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image captionOn Saturday, the prince attended the opening ceremony of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
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image captionHe then met emergency responders at the Cold Town House in Edinburgh's Grassmarket
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image captionPrince William also visited the Knockhill Racing Circuit in Fife on Saturday, where he had a test drive in the Extreme E Odyssey 21 electric vehicle
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image captionThe prince struck a barrier on his last lap at the racing circuit
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image captionResident Betty Magee, 96, reaches out to touch Prince William's face at the Queen's Bay Lodge Care Home in Edinburgh
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image captionThe prince chats with Betty Magee and her granddaughter Kimberley Anderson as he visits the home on Sunday
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image captionThe prince receives an ice cream during his visit to the home, which is run by the Church of Scotland through CrossReach
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image captionPrince William gives the ice cream a closer inspection
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image captionHe also visited a workshop which makes furniture from recycled pews and other responsibly-resourced wood at the Grassmarket Community Project
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image captionThe Grassmarket Community Project is a social enterprise set up by Greyfriars Kirk
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image captionPrince William was joined by his wife Kate on Monday as they visited a violence reduction unit in Prestonpans, near Edinburgh
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image captionThe Duke and Duchess of Cambridge saw some of the work of the project, which aims to tackle the root causes of violence

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