King Charles cancels engagements after ‘temporary side effects’ from cancer treatment

By: Sexy

On: March 27, 2025

Tagged: Business, Country, Government, Health, King, News, SNS

King Charles had to visit hospital this afternoon after experiencing temporary side effects from his cancer treatment that required a short period of observation.

He has now returned to Clarence House and is acting on medical advice.

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