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The King is to undertake his first investiture since being diagnosed with cancer, handing out honours to luminaries as diverse as the Archbishop of Canterbury and Dame Jilly Cooper next week.
The Mail can reveal that His Majesty has been given permission by doctors to undertake the largest indoor engagement so far since his diagnosis at Windsor Castle on Tuesday.
The last one he conducted was on December 19, a month before he first went in to hospital.
Many of those being invested are being thanked for their support in organising his coronation .
King Charles pictured visiting the Royal School of Military Engineering on May 9
The King is to knight the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby (pictured)
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