Bank Holiday Moo-nday celebrations as royal estate welcomes newest arrivals to King Charles's 800-strong herd of Britain's rarest cattle breed

Eleven new calves have been born at Charles's favoured Dumfries House in Ayrshire, Scotland, which is also home to the King's Foundation, in the latest royal-backed boost for endangered animals.

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