British royal family:

Kate’s first appointment after surgery announced

Following speculation about Princess Kate's state of health after her abdominal operation, the British government has announced a first date for the future Queen. However, this is well after Easter.

The wife of heir to the throne Prince William will take part in the rehearsals for the King's birthday parade on June 8, British media quoted from a publication by the Ministry of Defense in London on Tuesday.

Charles also present
"Trooping the Color" will take place this year on June 15 in the presence of King Charles III, who is currently being treated for an undisclosed cancer. The head of state's birthday is in November. However, Charles is sticking to the tradition of holding the parade at a time of year when better weather can be expected.

Surgery in mid-January
Kate was admitted to hospital in mid-January for a planned operation. She is now recovering at home. She will not have any appointments until after Easter, the palace had announced. Nevertheless, wild rumors and conspiracy theories had recently surfaced on social networks.

On Monday, the daughter-in-law of King Charles III was then seen in public for the first time since Christmas, driving in the car with her mother.

Charles met personally with Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt on Tuesday. The meeting between the monarch and Chancellor of the Exchequer traditionally takes place on the eve of the Budget presentation in Parliament, which is scheduled for this Wednesday.