King Charles to resume public duties tomorrow

Since the surprise announcement of his cancer diagnosis, King Charles has mainly carried out his duties within the palace walls.

When his condition was revealed in early February, the monarch temporarily withdrew from public engagements to receive treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer.

However, Buckingham Palace recently confirmed that Charles will resume public duties soon after a period of treatment and recovery following his diagnosis.

And the exact date for his return to public duties has also been revealed – and it’s tomorrow.

The palace has confirmed that both he and Queen Camilla will visit a cancer treatment center on Tuesday to meet medical experts and patients. It is understood that the center is not directly linked to the king’s medical care.

The royal event aims to raise awareness of the importance of early diagnosis and highlight innovative research supported by Cancer Research UK taking place at the hospital.

However, sources stressed that despite the welcome news that the king is returning to public-facing duties, treatment for his illness will continue.

It also stressed that the king’s schedule would be carefully planned in consultation with his medical team and would not be a full summer schedule.

The palace also said planning is continuing for summer and autumn activities, including Trooping the Color and Royal Ascot, but all future plans are subject to medical advice, meaning nothing is confirmed or guaranteed. May go.

The palace said the king was “very encouraged to resume some public-facing duties and is very grateful to his medical team for their continued care and expertise”.

Meanwhile, on Friday, a photo was released marking the first anniversary of the King and Queen’s coronation on May 6, which was taken the day after their 19th wedding anniversary on April 10.