King Charles is set to return to public duties today, hosting an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle following a short hospital stay due to cancer treatment side effects. This marks his first public engagement since experiencing what royal sources described as a "minor bump" in his cancer journey.

King Charles, 76, was photographed leaving his London home on March 28, making the first time he's been seen since his brief hospitalization for side effects of cancer treatment the previous day.

King Charles to host his first official event since cancer treatment side effects - Charles will host an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle on Tuesday

King Charles will return to public engagements this week, after side effects from his cancer treatment caused him to cancel an event last Friday. The King rested at Highgrove, his estate in Gloucestershire,

Britain's King Charles is returning to public duties this week after he was briefly taken to hospital last Thursday when he experienced side effects from his cancer treatment, a royal source said on Monday.

The King has a series of public and private duties to undertake this week in the run-up to his visit to Italy on April 7