The King is "doing very well", Camilla has said, during a visit in Belfast.The Queen was handed a get well card for her husband, who is undergoing treatment for cancer.She is undertaking a number of engagements in Northern Ireland on Thursday after arriving at the region's royal residence Hillsborough Castle on Wednesday night.Camilla met First Minister Michelle O'Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly during an event at Hillsborough Castle.The ministers took up office earlier this

The King is "doing very well", Camilla has said, during a visit in Belfast.The Queen was handed a get well card for her husband, who is undergoing treatment for cancer.She is undertaking a number of engagements in Northern Ireland on Thursday after arriving at the region's royal residence Hillsborough Castle on Wednesday night.Camilla met First Minister Michelle O'Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly during an event at Hillsborough Castle.The ministers took up office earlier this year following the resurrection of devolved government in Northern Ireland after a two-year political impasse.During the event at the castle, Camilla marked World Poetry Day by watching spoken-word performances and met authors, actors and performers.Hosted by poet Paul Muldoon, the Queen watched performances by Derry Girls actor Ian McElhinney, actress Frances Tomelty, and contemporary poet Michael Longley celebrating the poetry and literature of Northern Ireland.