King Charles III of the United Kingdom Instagram – The Queen has opened a new ‘Safe Space’ at Aberdeen Art Gallery, which will provide help and support from specially trained staff to people who are personally suffering or suspect someone may be living with domestic abuse. For many years, The Queen has worked to raise awareness of the efforts of domestic abuse charities and their work to support victims and survivors, both in the UK and overseas. SafeLives, of which Her Majesty is Patron, works closely with organisations such as Aberdeen City Council to transform the response to domestic abuse by providing training, awareness and research to staff. Last year alone, almost 25,000 professionals received training from the charity, which lead to over 79,000 adults at risk of harm or murder being provided with support. During the visit, The Queen met artist Shelagh Swanson, who has created artwork inspired by her journey as a survivor of domestic abuse. The art is visible both internally and externally to signify the venue as a safe space location. Aberdeen, Scotland