The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has spoken out against the spread of conspiracy theories surrounding Kate Middleton, urging the public to respect her privacy, especially during health-related issues. He criticized the damaging effects of social media in amplifying unfounded theories. Labour leader Keir Starmer also advocated for respecting Kate’s privacy post-surgery, amidst public frenzy and reports of attempted breaches of her medical records. With plans for Kate’s gradual return to public life around Easter, palace officials are ensuring a smooth transition. Meanwhile, the Stormont Executive is addressing the issue of residents in Victoria Square apartments in Belfast, who are facing challenges due to defects in their homes. Despite a failed legal bid for compensation, First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy Emma Little-Pengelly have expressed support and are exploring legislative changes to aid the affected residents.

Queen Camilla recently showcased her style and sentiment during engagements in Northern Ireland, wearing a green coat dress and a meaningful £25,000 shamrock brooch, believed to be a wedding gift to the late Queen Elizabeth II. During her visit, Queen Camilla engaged with locals and shared an update on King Charles’s health, stating he is doing well amidst cancer treatment. Similarly, Princess Eugenie, during a charity event for the Elephant Family, a charity close to Camilla’s late brother, provided a positive update on King Charles’s health, mentioning he is “doing well” and expressed his pride in the charity. The event focused on raising awareness for Asian elephant conservation, featuring egg sculptures by renowned artists to be displayed in Chelsea until after Easter. Despite his health issues, King Charles continues official duties behind the scenes.