King Charles returns to London after cancer treatment | BBC News

Now, King Charles has returned to Buckingham Palace after spending a week at his home in Sandringham in Norfolk, following the announcement of his cancer diagnosis and his first treatment. The King and Queen Camilla are now back at Clarence House in London. A short time ago, our Royal Correspondent, Sean Cochrane, gave us this update. He was seen today back in London, he's flown back from Sandringham, and the assumption is that he's here for what will be probably regular treatments for his cancer. We don't know exactly what type of cancer, but we heard last Monday that he'd been diagnosed with cancer when he was in for a different process for his procedure on his enlarged prostate. And I imagine, as many people will know, cancer treatments are regular and people have to go back to hospital. King Charles will be treated as an outpatient, he won't be staying in, so I think this might become part of a regular pattern. He's come back from Sandringham where he was seen the weekend looking quite chirpy, waving to well-wishers when he went to church in his Norfolk estate. And today he's back and we were seen with his wife, Queen Camilla, in a car driving to Clarence House. Sean Cochrane, our Royal Correspondent.