Charles, 75, was given the green light to resume public duties in April, after doctors said they were “very encouraged” by his progress.Earlier this month, he attended commemoration events in northern France for the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
Senior royals looked on from the balcony, with Kate smiling at points as she stood alongside other family members.“I was so pleased to hear the news last night,” Angela Perry, a teacher in her 50s from Reading, told AFP.Royal officials are keen to manage expectations about Kate’s gradual return to the public eye, and have maintained that her appearances will depend on her treatment and recovery.
Charles was actually born in November but the second birthday tradition dates back to King George II in 1748, who wanted to have a celebration in better weather as his own birthday was in October.The event has its origins in the preparations for war, where all regimental flags — or colours — were shown to the soldiers so that they would recognise them in the confusion of battle.
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