What's happened
Queen and Prince Charles express gratitude for public support after King's cancer diagnosis
Why it matters
The public statements from the Queen and Prince Charles provide insight into the King's condition and demonstrate the royal family's appreciation for the public's well wishes.
What the papers say
The Independent and The Guardian provide similar accounts of the Queen and Prince Charles expressing gratitude for public support after King Charles's cancer diagnosis.
How we got here
King Charles was diagnosed with cancer and has been receiving treatment, prompting public concern and well wishes.
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