King Charles III "is strong" in the face of a "terrifying disease," according to his stepson, Tom Parker Bowles. Queen Camilla's son told People how the monarch, 76 next month, "is doing what he can" after Charles reportedly stopped his cancer treatment to go on a tour of Australia and Samoa.

King Charles will be "glad to get home" to resume cancer treatment after suffering a "gruelling" tour of Australia and Samoa, it has been claimed. The King and Queen are returning to the UK after an 11-day tour of Australia and Samoa,

The party, which was held at Robert Louis Stevenson’s home, included a toast from the king where he explained that he'd love to visit all 56 commonwealth nations and shared that he and his family feel a special connection to all the countries, even as "dark clouds gathered" amid his current tour.

King Charles, currently on a tour of the South Pacific including Australia and Samoa, is planning two major overseas tours next year despite his ongoing cancer fight

King Charles is expected to return to a "normal" schedule of overseas trips next year after his visits to Australia and Samoa proved a "perfect tonic", a Buckingham Palace official has said.

Royal doctors have given King Charles the all-clear to return to a full programme of events in 2025, including two major overseas tours. Despite his ongoing cancer battle, Charles is keen to go ahead with plans for high-profile tours in the spring and autumn,

The King will look to build on his recent visits to Australia and Samoa and continue travelling the world despite his ongoing cancer treatment.

The King will return to regular overseas trips next year in a move which is being seen as signs that his cancer is being managed successfully

King Charles, who returned to the UK with wife Queen Camilla, following their exhausting 11-day trip to Australia and Samoa received some happy news amid his cancer battle.The monarch had

King Charles and Queen Camilla will be able to resume their full schedule of royal tours next year, as Charles found the visit to Australia and Samoa "the perfect tonic" to his ongoing cancer treatmen