After undergoing a procedure for an enlarged prostate, King Charles was diagnosed with a form of cancer. Since then, he has been receiving weekly treatments while balancing his time between London and Sandringham. Buckingham Palace announced that while the King would continue handling State business, he would postpone public-facing duties on doctors’ advice.

Despite reports that King Charles is “on good form,” sources suggest his health is worse than publicly acknowledged. Speculation has arisen that funeral plans, codenamed ‘Operation Menai Bridge,’ are being regularly updated in response to his condition. These plans mirror ‘Operation London Bridge,’ which was enacted after Queen Elizabeth’s death.

Rumors indicate that Prince Harry offered to assist during his father’s illness, but palace aides reportedly dismissed the idea. Insiders suggest that while the palace maintains an optimistic front, the King’s health remains a significant concern. Plans for his eventual funeral include a period of national mourning and a final resting place in the royal vault at Windsor Castle.