The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit Manchester for Children's Global Media Summit
Prince William will deliver a key note speech at Manchester Central.
Last updated 6th Dec 2017
The Duke of Cambridge is set to give a keynote speech in Manchester at a conference on the future of children's media.
William and Kate will attend the Children's Global Media Summit at the Manchester Central Convention Complex.
The event brings together creatives, technology innovators, policymakers and executives from around the world to discuss the future of media for the younger generation and explore the impact digital technology will have on children's futures.
William is due attend a short private meeting related to the Royal Foundation Cyber Bullying Taskforce before giving his speech.
Last month, his Royal Highness gave a speech at the launch of the taskforce at Google's London headquarters and said he hoped the UK could become a world leader on tackling cyber bullying.
Before going to the summit, the Duke and Duchess will speak to schoolchildren taking part in a focus group, called a "stepping out'' session, where they can give editors and producers from children's television their views on new programmes.