LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) - Britain's King Charles spent a short time under observation in hospital on Thursday after experiencing side effects from treatment for cancer, Buckingham Palace said ...

While royal aides called it a “minor bump in the road," Buckingham Palace waited until 9 p.m. (5 p.m. E.T.) to share the announcement. The reason why the staff waited so long to release the ...

The king's cancer diagnosis was announced publicly in February 2024. King Charles III was briefly hospitalized Thursday amid ongoing medical treatment for cancer, according to Buckingham Palace.

King Charles was briefly hospitalized yesterday due to side effects from his ongoing cancer treatment, news which Buckingham Palace (along with media outlets) announced at exactly 9:00 pm (5:00 pm ...

Buckingham Palace Statement on King Charles Experiencing Side Effects After Cancer Treatment LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's King Charles spent a short time under observation in hospital on Thursday ...

Buckingham Palace has come under fire for reportedly withholding information about King Charles' recent hospital admission from Prince Harry. Commentator Ellen Coughlan suggested the Duke of ...

Buckingham Palace released a major statement after King Charles was rushed to hospital amid cancer treatment. According to the monarch's office, the King has cancelled his royal engagement ...

A source described it as a "minor bump in the road". Wednesday 17th January - Buckingham Palace announces the King, 75, is to have treatment for a benign enlarged prostate and will be admitted to ...

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The newsreader explained that Buckingham Palace had shared that the 76-year-old monarch has cancelled his public engagements for Friday after experiencing temporary side effects during ongoing ...

"People say 'well why doesn't the insurance pay?' There is no insurance," said then Buckingham Palace press secretary Dickie Arbiter. From the Newcastle Journal, 1993. Image: Reach PLC courtesy of ...