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Royal Writer: Time for royal family to step up to help King

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Royal Writer: Time for royal family to step up to help King

Royal Writer: Time for royal family to step up to help King

Royal biographer Hugo Vickers notes a significant departure from past practices as King Charles and his advisors openly discuss the monarch's recent cancer diagnosis.

Vickers notes how other members of the royal family will be able to “help him enormously” whilst His Majesty undertakes treatment.

Report by Covellm.

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