Prince Harry and the Duke of Cambridge have joined celebrities in recording a minute-long radio message to raise awareness over mental health issues.
Groom-to-be Harry and his older brother William feature in part of the broadcast which will be played simultaneously on hundreds of UK radio stations at 10.59am on Tuesday.
The prince has told in the past of how he came close to a breakdown after spending years not addressing the death of his mother Diana, Princess of Wales.
Spearheaded by Radiocentre and Radio Academy, the initiative – which takes place during Mental Health Awareness Week – is supported by the Royal Foundation’s Heads Together campaign.
Siobhan Kenny, chief executive at Radiocentre, said: “Radio is coming together in a UK first today to shine a light on the important issue of mental health.”
Roger Cutsforth, chief executive at The Radio Academy, added: “We have a responsibility to recognise the unique place we in radio occupy in people’s lives.
“This poignant moment of reflection, a first in UK radio, is a wonderful opportunity to help us improve how we support each other emotionally.”
