King Charles III was spotted out for the first time after brother Prince Andrew gave up his role within the royal family.

Charles, 76, visited Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue on Monday, October 20, and showed support for the community, which was impacted by an attack during their Yom Kippur services earlier this month.

The king shook hands and greeted members of the congregation, including Rabbi Daniel Walker. The two were photographed visiting the memorial area and paying their respects by looking at the bouquets of flowers left outside the synagogue in the wake of the attack.

On October 2, a 35-year-old man drove his car into the Yom Kippur services before attacking some of the synagogue community members with a knife. Two victims were pronounced dead while others were injur

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