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King Charles Logs 164 Engagement Days in Fourth Year Amid Cancer Treatment
The Court Circular shows Charles kept up a packed schedule with 26 prime ministerial audiences and high-profile trips to the United States and the Vatican.
- On Tuesday, King Charles III marked four years on the throne while maintaining a rigorous schedule of public engagements alongside his ongoing cancer treatment.
- During his fourth year, the King held 26 formal audiences with prime ministers, including welcoming newly-elected Labour Party leader Andy Burnham in July after Sir Keir Starmer stepped down.
- Senior royals stepped up activity this year, with the King traveling via train, plane, and a Doctor Who Tardis during the Glasgow Commonwealth Games opening in July.
- Press Association analysis shows the Princess Royal remained the family's hardest-working member with 183 engagement days, while William recorded 115 days and Edward 147 days.
- Today, September 8, marks the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's 2022 death after 70 years reigning, a poignant milestone as Charles enters his fifth year on the throne.
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King Charles shows no signs of slowing down as senior royals ramp up public engagements
King Charles III has maintained a demanding pace throughout his fourth year on the throne, undertaking official duties on 164 days over the past 12 months, analysis of the Court Circular shows.The figure represents a marginal dip from 176 days in his third year but comfortably exceeds both his first year (161) and second (133), which was curtailed by his cancer diagnosis.Remarkably, the 77-year-old monarch has sustained this level of activity wh…
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From Trump to the Tardis: Charles sets brisk pace in fourth year as King
The monarch travelled by train, tram, plane and time machine during the past 12 months.
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