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In a poignant moment for the royal family, Princess Kate has joined the King to mark 125 years of the UK's largest cancer charity. The monarch and his daughter-in-law were both diagnosed with cancer in 2024, now highlighting the important work of researchers together. | Subscribe and 🔔:
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AI GeneratedPrincess Kate and King Charles III joined together at St James's Palace to commemorate the 125th anniversary of Cancer Research UK. Both royals, who faced cancer diagnoses in 2024, met with survivors, clinicians, and researchers to honor the charity's work. Additionally, the King hosted an investiture at Windsor Castle to knight several distinguished figures for their achievements.
In a poignant moment for the royal family, Princess Kate has joined the King to mark
125 years of the UK's largest cancer charity. The monarch and his daughter-in-law were both
diagnosed with cancer in 2024, now highlighting the important work of researchers together.
Two cancer fighters uniting to thank those on the front line of Britain's battle against the
disease. The Princess of Wales joining her father-in-law, the King, and the Queen at
St James's Palace to mark the 125th anniversary of Cancer Research UK, meeting with survivors
and families, as well as researchers, volunteers and clinicians. The King is still undergoing
treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer, but Princess Kate has now been in remission
for the past 16 months and recently ticked off a major milestone in her recovery with her first
official overseas visit. The King earlier honouring several stars at Windsor Castle.
Actor Sir Idris Elba knighted for services to young people. A knighthood and damehood too
for Olympic champions Dame Jane Torville and Sir Christopher Dean for services to ice skating.
50 years of skating is a long time and this is sort of the combination of recognition of all
that time and so we're really really honoured. The iconic duo recommending retirement to the King.
Staying in bed late in the morning, cup of coffee, all good. He laughed.
In London, Hannah Sinclair, Nine News.