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King returns to official duties after hospital stay due to cancer treatment side effects

King Charles is returning to public duties after a brief hospital stay due to side effects from his cancer treatment, according to a royal source.
His schedule will be slightly adjusted as he heads to Windsor Castle for a usual working week, including public appearances.
Buckingham Palace stated that the King experienced temporary side effects requiring a short observation period in the hospital.
A source remarked that this was a 'most minor bump in a road that is very much heading in the right direction.

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