King Charles reportedly wants to do something his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, stopped doing at 60 for 2024's Trooping the Colour.

Buckingham Palace says King Charles III will resume his public duties next week following treatment for cancer.

Britain’s King Charles III will resume public duties next week for the first time since his cancer diagnosis almost three months ago, Buckingham Palace announced.

Buckingham Palace says Britain's King Charles III will resume his public duties next week after cancer treatment

King Charles is set to relinquish almost 200 patronages of charities and organisations, Buckingham Palace has said.It comes after a major review of more than 1,000 royal patronages was undertaken

King Charles III and wife Queen Camilla have taken over several of his late mother Queen Elizabeth II’s former patronages. According to a press release shared by Buckingham Palace, Charles, 75, and Camilla,

Buckingham Palace announced that King Charles and other senior British royals would be stepping down from their roles as patrons of nearly 200 charities and organizations. This decision follows a comprehensive review conducted in the wake of Queen Elizabeth‘s passing,

King Charles III has committed to take on more than 200 new charities. The gesture will include many of those his late mother, Queen Elizabeth, was the patron of. The move was prompted by a review into the number of charities supported by the Royal family.