King Charles III was briefly hospitalized on Thursday after suffering side effects from his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace said in a statement.The palace said Charles, 76, had since returned ...

Just last week, Charles evoked Winston Churchill while offering advice for fellow cancer patients during a trip to Northern Ireland.

Shea Charles is relishing his ongoing, undoubted influence in a Northern Ireland shirt — but the classy operator hopes that elusive first goal at senior international level is coming soon.

King Charles met people living with cancer and individuals researching the disease in Northern Ireland at a reception during his tour of the university. There, he asked the individuals navigating ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla wrapped up their visit to Northern Ireland on a high note as they carried out their final day of engagements in Banbridge, County Down, on Friday. King Charles ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla concluded their three-day visit to Northern Ireland on Friday by making a poignant visit to Banbridge. The King and Queen greeted wellwishers as hundreds of people ...

It completed a three-day visit to Northern Ireland which also saw Charles and Camilla sip drinks in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter and take a turn flipping crumpets as they cooked at a Limavady bakery.

King Charles waves goodbye to well-wishers following a visit to the Cancer Research Centre at Ulster University, on day two of the royal visit to Northern Ireland (Anthony Harvey/PA) The King has ...

But recently King Charles hinted at his treatment during a visit to Ulster University in Northern Ireland. While meeting cancer patients, he told them, “What’s that Winston Churchill saying?

King Charles III attends a reception at Banbridge Old Town Hall to celebrate the local businesses, heritage, arts and culture during an official visit to Northern Ireland on March 21, 2025 ...

Last September, Element Pictures (EP) convened a meeting with the Department of Arts, Galway City Council, the Western Development Commission and Screen Ireland to tell the various stakeholders ...