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King Charles III's cancer was "caught early" and normal communications between t
he monarch and No 10 are continuing, Rishi Sunak told the BBC.
The prime minister said he was left "shocked and sad" by the news but is in "reg
ular contact" with the monarch.
The King, 75, has postponed all public duties and began "regular treatments" for
his condition on Monday.
The Palace said he did not have prostate cancer, but few further details have be
en disclosed.
Mr Sunak told BBC Radio 5 Live: "He'll just be in our thoughts and our prayers -
many families around the country listening to this will have been touched by th
e same thing and they know what it means to everyone."
It is understood the King's weekly audiences with Mr Sunak will continue in pers
on, unless doctors advise he limits such contact.
The Palace has stressed the King will continue with his constitutional role as h
ead of state, including completing paperwork and holding private meetings.
On Monday, the Palace said the monarch "remains wholly positive" about his treat
ment and "looks forward" to returning to his normal schedule
The King returned to London for outpatient cancer care from his home in Sandring
ham, where he was seen waving to crowds during a 10-minute walk to church the pr
evious day.