King Charles to be ‘treated at home’ amid cancer diagnosis

Former press secretary to the late Queen, Dickie Arbiter, says it is “probably good news” King Charles will be “treated at home” following his cancer diagnosis. Mr Arbiter praised Buckingham Palace for announcing the King’s diagnosis instead of hiding it. “Good on Buckingham Palace for announcing that the King does have cancer because if he’s not seen out and about – which is his job – there will be a lot of speculation as to where he is,” Mr Arbiter told Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan. “Treating at home is good news, it means that he will carry on with a fairly normal life. “It’s good that Buckingham Palace did announce it ... it just shows a new monarchy. “We can just hope in the fullness of time he will be cured.”