The Queen’s close-knit friendship group has stepped up to support their friend in recent days, following the news this week that King Charles has cancer.
On Thursday, Camilla made her first public outing since the monarch’s diagnosis was made public, choosing two of her closest companions to accompany her on a visit to Salisbury Cathedral.
The royal, 76, took a five-hour drive from Sandringham to Wiltshire for the charity musical evening, to raise funds after the local helipad flooded.
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Hotels forced to close, empty car parks, and deserted beaches – locals in holiday hotspots have described how their bustling tourist destinations turn into ghost towns in the winter.
In January in the Victorian resort of Tenby, Pembrokeshire, to quote former Smiths frontman Morrissey, every day is like Sunday.
Shops and cafes which in the height of summer are rammed, are now closed. And the colourful huts offering mackerel fishing trips are boarded up.
In Wells-next-the-Sea, around 35 per cent
Jamie Foxx recently gave fans an update on his health after an undisclosed medical complication landed him in the hospital in April. In the post, Foxx credited his family with helping him make it through.
In an official social media post, Foxx explained he “went through something that I thought I would never, ever go through” and had maintained his silence on his condition because he “didn’t want you to see me like that.”
He thanked God, his medical team,
