Overview
- King Charles and Queen Camilla began their Northern Ireland visit in Belfast, meeting local artists, musicians, and business owners in the vibrant Commercial Court area.
- The King expressed deep admiration for the Police Service of Northern Ireland, calling them the 'thin green line' that protects the public, during a visit to the PSNI Athletic Association's Newforge complex.
- Queen Camilla engaged with women at the Atlas Women’s Centre in Lisburn, focusing on issues like domestic abuse and community support initiatives.
- The couple participated in baking activities at Hunters Bakery in Limavady, marking its 200th anniversary, and explored local art and culture at the Roe Valley Arts and Culture Centre.
- King Charles learned about advancements in cancer research during a visit to Ulster University, reflecting his personal connection to the issue following his own diagnosis in 2024.