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King Charles is set to resume overseas tours in 2025 following successful treatment for cancer. Meanwhile, Prince William shares childhood memories of Princess Diana's charity work, and both he and the Princess of Wales connect with cancer survivor Manisha Koirala, highlighting their commitment to social issues.
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Queen Camilla, 77, has withdrawn from her scheduled engagements this week due to a chest infection. Buckingham Palace announced she is resting at home under medical supervision and hopes to recover in time for weekend Remembrance events.
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Prince William described the past year as 'brutal' due to his wife and father's cancer diagnoses. Both King Charles and the Princess of Wales have undergone treatment, impacting their public duties. Despite challenges, they are gradually returning to royal engagements, with Catherine focusing on her health and William leading environmental initiatives.
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The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, is set to attend Remembrance Sunday events, marking her return to public engagements after cancer treatment. Prince William described 2024 as a challenging year for the royal family, with both Kate and King Charles undergoing cancer treatment. Queen Camilla's attendance remains uncertain due to health issues.
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Queen Camilla will not attend this weekend's Remembrance events due to a seasonal chest infection. She will mark the occasion privately at home, prioritizing her recovery. The Princess of Wales and King Charles will attend the ceremonies despite their ongoing health challenges.
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Luxury hotels in New York and London are significantly increasing their room rates, with the Four Seasons in New York now charging up to $80,000 per night for its penthouse. Meanwhile, The Peninsula London blends British and Asian influences, marking a new chapter for the hotel group.