King Charles temporarily hospitalised after side effects from cancer treatment, Palace says
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1985914
King Charles temporarily hospitalised after side effects from cancer treatment, Palace says
- Title: King Charles temporarily hospitalised after side effects from cancer treatment, Palace says
- Date: 27th March 2025
- Summary: LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (MARCH 27, 2025) (REUTERS) ***WARNING: CONTAINS FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY*** VARIOUS OF RITCHIE POSING WITH HIS SON ROCCO RITCHIE (SCREEN LEFT) AND WIFE JACQUI AINSLEY MEDIA AND "MOBLAND" CAST AND MAKERS ON RED CARPET (SOUNDBITE) (English) DIRECTOR AND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, GUY RITCHIE, SAYING: "I was interested in the traditional genre, so to speak,
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- Keywords: CANCER CHARLES EFFECTS HOSPITAL KING ROYALS SIDE UK
- Location: LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM / INTERNET
- City: LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM / INTERNET
- Country: UK
- Topics: Arts/Culture/Entertainment,Europe,Royals
- Reuters ID: LVA001225027032025RP1
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- Story Text:Britain's King Charles spent a short time under observation in hospital on Thursday (March 27) after experiencing side effects from treatment for cancer, Buckingham Palace said, with royal sources saying it was a minor issue.
The King has been undergoing treatment since he was diagnosed with an unspecified form of cancer in February last year following tests after a corrective procedure for an enlarged prostate.
The palace said he had returned to his home Clarence House, and that as a precaution his engagements for Friday (March 28) would be rescheduled.
A royal source said the king's recovery was continuing in a very positive direction and that he was in good form, and was continuing to work and make calls from his study.
On Wednesday (March 26) Charles hosted a reception at Buckingham Palace, meeting professionals from the media industry alongside his wife Queen Camilla.
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