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Prince Harry landed back at Heathrow on Tuesday afternoon, keen to support his dad King Charles through his cancer diagnosis - however it's believed Meghan Markle has remained in the US

Queen Camilla will be a huge support to King Charles in the coming weeks while he undergoes cancer treatment, and royal expert Jennie Bond believe it's her who may be behind his unusual statement

With King Charles stepping away from public-facing duties while he undergoes treatment for cancer, heir to the throne Prince William may have to shoulder more responsibility

It is believed that King Charles personally told both of his sons Prince William and Prince Harry about his cancer diagnosis and the Duke of Sussex had raced back to the UK after learning the news

King Charles decided to inform both his sons personally about his cancer diagnosis - and the Prince of Wales is said to be in regular contact with his father following the news

King Charles is reported to have personally told Prince William and Prince Harry about his cancer diagnosis, but do you think the health scare will end the feud between the brothers?

Following King Charles' diagnosis, the Prime Minister was challenged on how ministers have not met their target on how quickly cancer patients get treatment for almost a decade

King Charles has been diagnosed with a form of cancer, prompting Harry to fly back to the UK. But will he reconcile with members of the royal family as they come together to support the monarch?

As King Charles undergoes regular treatment for cancer in London, the Royal Standard will be raised in the capital, but here is exactly what the flag means and why it is raised

Helen Dutton, from Droylsden, sadly passed away from bowel cancer after she was misdiagnosed - her family say they are still searching for answers after being left in the unknown

Buckingham Palace has confirmed that the 75-year-old monarch has been diagnosed with a form of cancer. It comes after he spent three nights at the London Clinic private hospital last month for treatment for benign prostate enlargement

Prince Harry detailed the special code he and big brother Prince William share in his explosive memoir, Spare, which is connected to their late mother, Princess Diana

The news that King Charles has cancer was stunned the world, but also prompted questions as to what will happen next from his hospital treatment to who will stand in on royal duties

Prince Harry's decision to rush back to London to be by his father King Charles' side after his cancer diagnosis could pave the way for him and Prince William to put their differences aside

King Charles's cancer diagnosis has sent shockwaves through the nation. A look at Royal Family history shows a number of high-profile names have battled the disease and lived long lives

King Charles has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing immediate treatment, meaning many of his royal duties will have to be reduced for the foreseeable future

Rishi Sunak has spoken out since the King's cancer diagnosis which Buckingham Palace shared news of on Monday, claiming the disease was 'caught early' by top surgeons

King Charles' former communications secretary appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain today where she revealed the real reason why she believes Buckingham Palace have not confirmed what type of cancer the King has

Buckingham Palace has not revealed what type of cancer, but earlier released a statement saying the King had "commenced a schedule of regular treatments, during which time he has been advised by doctors to postpone public-facing duties"

King Charles was diagnosed with cancer on Friday and has been advised by doctors to postpone public-facing duties. However, the king is determined to continue with 'business as usual'

Friends and family of King Charles have reportedly have been left "amazed" by his determination to continue his normal day-to-day obligations amid his treatment and return to full duties as soon as possible

King Charles has been advised to "postpone public-facing duties" but will continue to carry out State business and official paperwork like usual

Buckingham Palace announced on Monday that His Majesty King Charles III has been diagnosed with cancer and will begin undergoing 'regular treatments' to treat the disease

Despite his cancer diagnosis, King Charles will continue to carry out three key roles while he receives cancer treatment. It comes as Buckingham Palace announced that the King will be stepping back from "public facing duties."

Queen Camilla knows that this is one of the most important ways that she can support her man — who has waited so long for the top job— and has now had his wings cruelly clipped, at least for the time being