King Charles returns to public tasks after staying in hospital

King Charles will return to public commitments this week, after the side effects of his treatment against cancer prevented him from visiting last Friday.

The King rested in Highgrove, his succession in the Gloucestershire, during the weekend and will return to official tasks in the coming days, including an audience of the Prime Minister and Investisions at the Château de Windsor.

There was a postponement of certain unpertified meetings, before the visit of the state of the king and Queen Camilla in Italy next week.

The king I spent a short period in hospital in London last Thursday After having undergone “temporary side effects” of his treatment against cancer, with a visit to Birmingham to be postponed.

Although he had to attend the hospital, he felt much later in the day and had done work in his study in Clarence House before dinner with the Queen.

However, doctors informed that it was not good enough to go with the Midlands trip.

After what was described as a “bump on the road” last week, this last update on the King’s health will send a more positive message.

The 76 -year -old man has been treatment against cancer since his diagnosis over a year ago, but he was well enough to maintain his public visits and his official commitments.

Although the king has made his treatment public, the palace did not reveal more details on his diagnosis or on the temporary side effects of his treatment against cancer.

He chose to share the news to prevent speculation and “help public understanding for all those in the world who are affected by cancer”.

Next week will see the King to undertake a state visit to Italy, where he will attend a series of public and diplomatic events in Rome and Ravenne.

The king had to meet Pope Francis during the trip, but it was postponed due to the poor health of the pontiff.

The visit to Italy coincides with the 20th wedding anniversary of the King and the Queen.