Queen Camilla made her first royal engagement since the summer break by officially opening the Dyson Cancer Centre at the Royal United Hospitals in Bath. The centre, which began serving patients in April, offers a range of cancer treatments and has been funded through significant donations, including £40 million from the government and contributions from various charities. During her visit, Camilla met with patients receiving treatment, including those undergoing chemotherapy, and reflected on its personal significance as her husband, King Charles, is currently battling cancer. She expressed support for the patients and staff, highlighting the importance of the new facility in providing care and comfort. The visit underscores the royal family's commitment to cancer awareness and support, with Camilla advocating for her husband to prioritize his health amid his ongoing treatment. Additionally, the Queen's tour included plans to visit an organic farming facility, demonstrating her engagement with health and sustainability issues.