King Charles is set to resume his official duties after experiencing side effects from his cancer treatment last week, leading to the cancellation of a scheduled event. The monarch took time to rest at his estate in Gloucestershire, Highgrove, over the weekend and is now ready to return to engagements such as meeting with the prime minister and attending investitures at Windsor Castle.
Due to the King’s health setback, some appointments have been rescheduled as he and Queen Camilla prepare for a state visit to Italy in the upcoming week. Last Thursday, King Charles had a brief hospital stay in London due to temporary side effects from his cancer treatment, resulting in the postponement of a visit to Birmingham.
The recent update on the King’s health signals a positive development following what was described as a minor setback last week. Despite undergoing cancer treatment for over a year, the 76-year-old monarch has managed to maintain his public appearances and official commitments. While details of his diagnosis remain undisclosed by the Palace, King Charles will be embarking on a state visit to Italy next week, participating in various public and diplomatic events in Rome and Ravenna
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