In a message that was nothing short of exceptional, King Charles III revealed this Friday evening a "reduction for next year" in his treatment against the cancer he has"A milestone that is both a personal blessing and a testament to the remarkable progress that has been made in cancer care in recent years," he said during a recorded address broadcast shortly after 8 p.m. on Channel 4. His words opened the special broadcast. Starting in January, the King of England will enter what the Royal Household has described as a "precautionary" phase, having "responded exceptionally well" to the therapy. The duration of this new phase will depend solely on medical judgment. In his speech, the monarch directly appealed to citizens to do their part in the fight against cancer and encouraged them to participate in public health screening programs: "Early detection is key and can transform treatment processes, giving medical teams time to respond." Charles III confessed that he knows "from personal experience" the devastating impact of a diagnosis, but also the importance of identifying the disease early. He explained that this has allowed him "to continue leading a full and active life, even while undergoing treatment." At no point, however, has he revealed the type of cancer he has had since February 2014, but sources at Buckingham Palace have confirmed that it is not prostate cancer, even though surgery at the end of January of that year detected a benign enlargement of the prostate. A few weeks after Charles III moved the British public with his diagnosis, Kate Middleton, the wife of Prince William and future queen, announced that he also had cancerAnd almost exactly a year ago, in January 2025, the Princess commented, as the King did today, that her illness was in remission.

Charles III has docked of his brother Andreu's scandalsBuckingham Palace announced on Thursday that Queen Elizabeth II's third child will be stripped of all his royal titles and will leave Royal Lodge, the 30-room official residence on the grounds of Windsor Castle, where he has lived until now paying only a symbolic fee. From now on, Andrew will no longer use the title of Prince and will be known simply as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. This completes Andrew's fall from grace following the Epstein case and his relationship with the convicted pedophile and American millionaire. He committed suicide in 2019 in a Manhattan jail While awaiting trial on charges of human trafficking. However, officially, Andreu will remain eighth in line to the throne.

With Virginia Roberts Giuffre's posthumous memoirs now in bookstores in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia, the pressure on the British Crown to draw a definitive red line between King Charles III and the still-Prince Andrew continues to grow, to the point where it can become unbearable. While the woman's account – written in collaboration with journalist Amy Wallace – does not add much new information to what was already known about the behavior of Elizabeth II's third son, it does delve into a wound that continues to bleed, and crudely exposes the lack of principles of a member of the royals and, in general, of the circle of power in which he moved.

The earthquake around Prince Andrew continues And it shows no signs of stopping. Quite the opposite. In fact, Buckingham Palace admitted on Monday that "there could still be more painful days ahead" in relation to possible new revelations about the behavior of Elizabeth II's third son and brother of Charles III. So much so that some members of the House of Commons have called for the British Parliament to officially strip the prince of all his titles—including that of prince, to which he is entitled by birth—amid the growing controversy that the reports have been raising since last week. on the posthumous memoirs of Virginia Roberts Giuffre, one of the main accusers of American pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein regarding the sexual abuse she suffered at the hands of him and also Andreu.

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Salvador Illa traveled to London this Wednesday. The president participated in the annual event of the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance (CBA), an organization founded by King Carlos III that works to promote the circular economy. Within the framework of this event, the president formalized a "strategic collaboration" with the CBA, which will serve to "promote the fight against climate change and support the ecological transition" of the Catalan economy, although no specific actions of this alliance have been detailed at this time. During the afternoon, when the CBA event took place, Isla met with King Carlos III.

Red carpet for Donald Trump in Windsor, under the typical English weather. Intermittent rain, especially early Wednesday morning, with rather heavy grey clouds that cleared up a bit by midday; 16 or 17 degrees and no trace of sun, despite the many dark glasses worn by the numerous security agents ensuring that nothing disrupts the second visit of the US president or adds further discomfort to the British authorities. This discomfort was expressed before the reception that King Charles III and Queen Camilla offered the tycoon and his wife, Melania, this afternoon, in the form of two videos that highlighted Trump's links to the pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, which were shown. Tuesday Night at the Sandstone from one of the castle towers.

Neither all of President Trump's men – he travels with around a thousand people – nor the cloying display of servility and pomp of the British monarchy and the Starmer government can overshadow the fact that the arrival of the Republican and his wife, Melania, at Windsor Castle, this Wednesday at noon, is a dish of very bad taste for a great taste.

Coinciding with the third anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth IIPrince Harry returns to the United Kingdom this Monday for a four-day visit focused on several charity projects he has supported for years. He has done so alone: his wife, Meghan Markle, and the couple's two children have stayed in California. And as every time he visits the country, the big question raised by the tabloid press is whether he will take advantage of the stay to meet with his father, King Charles III, with whom he has not had a face-to-face meeting since February 2024. Harry has not visited the United Kingdom since April, when he participated in a trial—for the trial—for the trial—he is in the country.

British pomp and the magnitude French troops have met this Tuesday in Windsor. With 41 salutes and The Marseillaise, King Charles III and Queen Camilla received shortly after midday the President of the French Republic, Emmanuel Macron, and his wife, Brigitte Macron, in the first state visit of a French leader since 2008 and also the first of a head of state of the European Union since BrexitA ride in an open-air carriage—Macron and the King in one, and the Queen and Brigitte Macron in another, followed by a third with Prince William and Kate Middleton—through the streets of a fairy-tale village filled with people who didn't hesitate to come out to see the spectacle, was the first of three days of intense diplomatic and political events, which will culminate on Thursday with a summit with Prime Minister Keir.

Unlike that of the Spanish royal family, which closed 2024 in the red, the financial health of the royal The British economy is better than ever, which is the same as saying it's almost always been. This is evident from the annual accounts of the Crown Estate, the financial arm of the monarchy, which was released this Tuesday. Annual net profit ending March 2025 was €1.34 billion, similar to the previous year.

King Charles III of England has suspended activities for this Friday after having to be admitted to the hospital this Thursday to be treated by the side effects of ongoing cancer treatmentThe monarch has already returned to his residence at Clarence House, according to Buckingham Palace, which in a statement asserted that this was "a setback along the way."

The British Royal Family is continuing with its plan to turn Charles III into a close-knit king after years of a bad image. In this strategy, this Monday Buckingham Palace has made public the monarch's musical playlist, a selection of songs and musicians that includes representatives of all the countries of the Commonwealth. The list that Charles III has shared is part of a musical project that Buckingham has developed with Apple Music, The King's Music Room, a podcast program lasting more than an hour in which the monarch confesses that he listens to music by Bob Marley, Kylie Minogue or Beyoncé to cheer himself up.