Charles to ‘pause’ cancer treatment as Meghan debuts new look – Royal Family News Today

Meghan Markle’s past Suits co-stars have sent an invitation to their former colleague to appear on their new podcast, revisiting the show.

Markle starred in the show for seven seasons before her exit shortly after her engagement announcement. Her last episode saw her character finally tie the knot with Mike Ross, played by Patrick J Adams.

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The former first lady, 54, claims the couple, who first met in New York in 2005, were together on a state visit in 2019 because of their shared passion for environmental protection.

She described the meeting as an “absolute pleasure” and said the pair now have an “ongoing correspondence”.

“This time we engaged in an interesting conversation about his deep-rooted commitment to environmental conservation,” Mrs. Trump explained.

Melania: A Memoir will be released later this month.

King Charles was reportedly unfamiliar with the common kitchen staple that is cling film and is said to have “screamed” when he first came across it.

Fortunately, Queen Camilla was nearby to inform him that it was nothing to be afraid of.

He wrote in his biography of the late Prince Philip, Rebel Princeroyal writer Tom Bower claimed that the late Duke of Edinburgh was often frustrated by how disconnected his son was from the real world.

He wrote: “He walked into the dining room screaming. Fearing the worst, Camilla rushed in after him. “What’s this?” asked her husband, pointing to the food.

“‘It’s home movies, honey,” she replied.

The king will not attend the Cop29 climate summit, which Azerbaijan is hosting next month, it is understood.

Charles has long campaigned on environmental issues, but will be absent from the UN meeting to be held in the oil-rich state from November 11 to 22.

The head of state has been undergoing treatment for an unknown form of cancer since the beginning of the year, and the global climate conference begins just over two weeks after the King and Queen Camilla’s long-distance trip to Australia and Samoa ends.

Charles missed Cop27 in 2022, the first climate change summit of his reign, after a “unanimous agreement” was reached for the king not to attend the gathering in Egypt after his office sought advice from Liz Truss’s government .

But the following year, the head of state gave a speech on the opening day of Cop28 in Dubai, warning delegates that the world remains “terribly off track” on key climate targets and calling for meaningful change.

Meghan, 43, wore a red dress on the solo visit and is said to have spoken to anyone who stopped her at the high-profile event, which was attended by other big names including Jamie Lee Curtis.

She praised the hospital’s work, saying: “Oh my God, the work they do at Children’s Hospital LA is out of this world.

“I think from my perspective as a mother, nobody wants to be in a position where you have to go to a place like this, but if you have to, the best place in the world you could go to would be Children’s Hospital L.A.”

She also revealed that the hospital helped some of her close friends from high school.

The Palace has revealed the latest work carried out in Buckingham Palace’s extensive booking programme.

The refurbishment is expected to cost £369m and began five years ago.

In a clip shared on social media, the palace gave an insight into the replacement of 3.5 km of electrical cables, which had previously not been updated since the 1950s.

He wrote on X: “The reservation program has continued to work in the basement of Buckingham Palace, replacing old electrical cables under the floors and throughout the historic building.”

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have sailed through the harbor of Malta before throwing a wreath and posy into the sea to remember British and Maltese lives lost during the Second World War.

On the second day of their trip to the island nation, Edward and Sophie boarded a military ship and sailed through Valletta harbour, where they were treated to dramatic views of the capital’s yellow limestone buildings.

Accompanied by the Armed Forces of Malta, the Duke threw a wreath and the Duchess a posy of flowers into the water before a gun salute rang out from one of the city’s high points.

A city built to King Charles’s specifications of an idealized society suffers from a serious waste collection problem.

Residents of Poundbury, Dorset, which is built on land in the Duchy of Cornwall, have now spoken out in a bid to resolve the issue and are appealing directly to the King.

A local told The telegraph: “There are rats everywhere and the smell is terrible. No one seems bothered.”

Another said the king “would be appalled” and compared the development, which is due to be completed by 2026, to a “third world country”.

Explaining the root of the problem, a third added: “The number of bins is not sufficient, there needs to be another waste and recycling point. It’s carnage around Christmas with rubbish everywhere.”

King Charles has been named the new patron of National Federation of Young Farmers’ Clubs (NFYFC).

The 75-year-old monarch will succeed his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, in the role she held for 65 years.

NFYFC Council Chairman Drew Bailey said: “NFYFC is honored that His Majesty the King is our Royal Patron. His Majesty’s commitment to Young Farmers’ Clubs reflects our proud history of nine decades of developing youth skills in rural areas.

“As a former president of the national federation, we are privileged to now have His Majesty act as our patron.

“His Majesty’s commitment to the countryside and rural welfare aligns perfectly with the mission of the NFYFC and its clubs and counties. Much of our work focuses on developing young people’s rural skills and raising awareness of opportunities in the sector.”

The Duchess of Edinburgh is to remind people how important it is to “protect” their vision when she appears in a CBeebies bedtime story.

Broadcast on World Sight Day, which takes place on Thursday (October 10), Specifications for Rex centers around a young lion named Rex who is reluctant to wear his glasses to school.

The Duchess said in a trailer for the programme: “Millions of us need glasses to see the world clearly.

“World Sight Day is a reminder to all of us to take care of our eyes, whether we need glasses or not.

“Our eyes are precious and our vision is something to cherish and take care of. So let’s remember to take care of our eyes this World Sight Day.”