HRH the Duke of Cambridge could be joining the East Anglian air ambulance team as a full-time helicopter pilot, it has been reported.
The announcement would mean the second-in-line to the throne, who gave up his role as an RAF search and rescue pilot nine months ago, will be attending emergency call-outs across Essex and the rest of the region.
It is thought the role would enable the father-of-one to be closer to his family, who are to be based on the Sandringham Estate.
The Prince has made no secret of his love of working as a pilot telling the BBC "I don't think there is any greater calling in life."
A spokesman for the East Anglian Air Ambulance said: "We know that he is considering his options but that is all we are aware of at this stage."
