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The British royal family is currently facing a challenging time as two of its prominent members, King Charles III and Catherine, Princess of Wales (Kate Middleton), have been diagnosed with cancer within two months. The family's struggles are further compounded by the estrangement of Prince Harry from his brother, Prince William. The royal family's lack of privacy, exacerbated by social media, has led to intense speculation about Catherine's health. The attention on the family is unlikely to diminish, and the burden on Prince William, who is both the heir to the throne and the husband of a cancer patient, is immense. The illness is also forcing other members of the family, such as Queen Camilla, to take on unexpected roles. Despite the challenges, the monarchy continues to fulfill its constitutional duties, with preparations underway for both King Charles's recovery and the possibility of his funeral. [Extracted from the article]

Britain becomes first major Western economy to try to limit debt growth after piling on spending from pandemic and new energy subsidies. [Extracted from the article]

The government will cut payroll taxes, freeze corporate taxes, ditch a banker-bonus cap and spend billions to subsidize energy bills. [Extracted from the article]

The new prime minister faces record inflation, a faltering pound, spiraling energy costs and an ill-timed labor shortage. [Extracted from the article]