"King Charles Alters Easter Plans for Health Reasons"

King Charles will sit apart from the main congregation at an Easter Matins service in his first public appearance since beginning cancer treatment, as agreed by his medical team to protect his health. The King and Queen will be seated slightly away from others at St George’s Chapel, Windsor, and the arrangements are considered an "acceptable" environment and level of risk for the King at this stage. The Royal family aims to reassemble for a full show of support for Britain’s veterans at the 80th anniversary of D-Day, with plans for senior members of the family to travel to Normandy. The King's attendance at any event is dependent on his health, and his diary is being planned around key events such as Trooping the Colour and the 80th anniversary commemorations of D-Day.