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How cancer battle is changing Charles' routine: King will now start work later, finish earlier, can no longer skip lunch and does sit-ups and push-ups in RAF-inspired 11-minute daily workout to stay healthy and active

While his inspiring daily routine is already a robust regime to keep fit and healthy, the King will have to implement new lifestyle changes, including cutting back on the time he sits at his desk.

Linseed for breakfast and no lunch - how the King stays fit

King Charles' healthy lifestyle will help stand the monarch in the best possible stead for his cancer fight. The King regularly abstains from eating meat, fish and dairy on certain days.

King Charles III's diagnosis may have been a shock, but one decision has saved him from further scrutiny

King Charles III's diagnosis may have been a shock, but one decision has saved him from further scrutiny - 07-Feb-2024

King Charles III's diagnosis may have been a shock, but one decision has saved him from further scrutiny - 07-Feb-2024

King Charles III's diagnosis may have been a shock, but one decision has saved him from further scrutiny - 07-Feb-2024

Anger as bridge that brings people closer to King Charles and Queen Camilla is demolished

Mill of Sterin Bridge in Scotland was the only crossing upstream over the River Muick, used by King Charles and Queen Camila. Locals are disappointed at its demolition

King Charles gives Princess Anne his blessing to unveil touching tribute to late Queen

Princess Anne paid a visit to Gordonstoun School in Moray, Scotland, where she opened one of the greenest classroom buildings in the UK, which has been named in honour of the late Queen

Princess Anne and Queen Camilla Become the Royal MVPs With a Busy Slate of Engagements

While Kate Middleton and King Charles III recover from recent surgeries, there are a few senior royals who are working to keep the family’s schedule full. On…

Inside King Charles' 'brutal' school days - 'ears pulled by bullies and punched in rugby'

From the age of 13, King Charles attended Gordonstoun, a boarding school in the north of Scotland, where his sister Princess Anne unveiled a touching tribute to their mother the late Queen