Queen Camilla deputised for King Charles at the ancient Royal Maundy ceremony for the first time today as she continued her royal duties while he is treated for cancer.
Charles recorded an address which was played at the service after being advised not to undertake major public engagements while he is being treated for cancer.
And the King – who was seen this morning waving to well-wishers as he left Clarence House in London – used his Maundy message to
Prince William today pulled out of attending a memorial service for the late King Constantine of Greece at Windsor Castle at the last minute for ‘personal reasons’.
Queen Camilla instead led members of the Royal Family at the event in the absence of both the Prince of Wales and King Charles III, whose cancer treatment continues.
No further detail was given on William’s absence, and it is not known if this relates to his wife Kate Middleton ‘s ongoing recovery
A cancer-stricken grandmother unknowingly ‘cheated death’ for two decades after her husband hid her terminal prognosis.
Rosie Gamp, from Edgware, London, died from a separate illness aged 90 in April 2021 and was completely unaware that doctors had dealt her a ‘death sentence’ in 1999.
She knowingly signed up to trial a now-proven drug which halted her breast cancer, stopping the disease dead in its tracks and giving her extra years of precious life to watch her grandchildren grow up.
The dwindling number of royals who can carry out engagements has been thrown into sharp relief again as King Charles steps back from public duties while being treated for cancer.
While the Firm once boasted a bulging roster of royals to carry out engagements on behalf of the King, the numbers have shrunk in line with Charles’ vision for a ‘slimmed down the monarchy’ – on top of Prince Andrew being forced to step down and Harry and Meghan leaving
The Duchess of Sussex is believed to be bunkering down at the nearly $15million mansion she owns with Prince Harry as killer storms pummel southern California.
Harry has landed in Britain to be reunited with his father King Charles following the announcement that the monarch is battling cancer. He was spotted arriving at Clarence House in London this afternoon.
The Duke is travelling alone, without his wife or their children Prince Archie, four, and Princess Lilibet, two, a source close
Melissa Fisher (pictured before her diagnosis), from Portsmouth, panicked when she felt a golf ball-sized lump in her right breast back in September 2020
A mother diagnosed with breast cancer in her twenties has told how doctors wrongly assumed she was too young to be struck down with the disease.
Melissa Fisher, from Portsmouth, panicked when she felt a golf ball-sized lump in her right breast back in September 2020.
Desperate for answers, the air hostess saw her GP the
A grieving husband today claimed his cancer-stricken wife would still be alive if a GP hadn’t refused to make a home visit.
Anton, a father-of-three from Bromley, begged a doctor to visit his 44-year-old wife who was in ‘severe pain’. But a nurse was sent instead, who only checked her pulse and temperature.
By the time his wife eventually made it to hospital, it was ‘too late’, he told LBC in a heartbreaking interview this morning. She died three months
