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King Makes First Appearance at Official Event Since Sussexes Returned to UK
Charles marked the Victoria League’s 125th anniversary with students and unveiled a plaque at the charity’s Bayswater headquarters, officials said.
- King Charles celebrated the 125th anniversary of the Victoria League for Commonwealth Friendship at a garden party in Bayswater, London, meeting students from the "family of nations" residing at the charity's headquarters.
- The King, patron of the league, unveiled a commemorative plaque to mark his visit and laughed off a mishap when it tumbled to the ground as he removed the cloth covering.
- Later, the King hosted the Pakistan cricket squad and officials at Clarence House ahead of their third test match against England, where he discussed the nation's upcoming 80th anniversary.
- Touching his chest, the monarch told the players, "I'm almost the same age as Pakistan," noting he was born in 1948 and expressing hope to return before becoming "too old."
- The King's recent appearances coincide with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's return to the UK; Harry and Meghan arrived last Wednesday from California on a private flight, landing at Birmingham Airport with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
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