King Charles was admitted to hospital on Friday morning for a planned corrective procedure on an enlarged benign prostate. He is said to be “doing well” following the surgery at the London Clinic in Marylebone – the same hospital where the Princess
King Charles has spent a third night in hospital following his procedure to treat an enlarged prostate, with an insider admitting the development was the cause of “some unease”. Charles was on Sunday visited twice by Queen Camilla, the third and fourth
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Fuming relatives of his victims claim the paranoid schizophrenic this week “got away with murder” as prosecutors allowed him to plead guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility. The move came after psychiatrists ruled he had been suffering an extreme mental illness when
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Robert Jenrick has signalled Britain could be in for a crucial years-long repeat of the Brexit debate, after saying the UK’s membership of the European Convention on Human Rights is “unsustainable”. Speaking on GB News, the former immigration minister was asked whether
Kate, the Princess of Wales has been hospitalised following a successful abdominal surgery, as announced by Kensington Palace. Princess Kate, aged 42, was admitted to The London Clinic on Tuesday for a planned and routine procedure. Simultaneously, Buckingham Palace disclosed that King
The palace said: “In common with thousands of men each year, The King has sought treatment for an enlarged prostate. His Majesty’s condition is benign and he will attend hospital next week for a corrective procedure.” Meanwhile, there’s been an outpouring of
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Newcastle may put some of their prized assets up for sale in order to fund new signings, chief executive Darren Eales has said. The club have revealed they have been hampered in their efforts to transform their squad while staying within Financial