VACCINATED ITV NEWS READER RAGEH OMAAR FALLS ILL WHILST PRESENTING NEWS AT TEN

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Good evening. It's little wonder that King Charles is said to be greatly encouraged by today's announcement of his return to royal duties. So far, this has been a tough year for him and the royal family. Both he and princes of Wales were diagnosed with cancer. A few brief glimpses aside, the King has been out of the spotlight since early February when the big began receiving outpatient care for his still undiagnosed cancer. But after doctors said they were both pleased and encouraged by his progress, the King will next week start returning to public facing role. It will however be a carefully calibrated comeback. And finally, for decades, Friday night has been part night, but when people start letting their hair down at the close of the morning week, the weekends are Britain's towns and cities have traditionally been all about nightlife pubs and clubs packed to the rafters with revelers. But that seems to be changing, along with people's priorities, are they choose to do things different at different times. That's it for tonight. Thank you and have a great weekend. It is a very accomplished broadcast. He's very easy to watch. He's very a man who knows what he's talking about. But last night on online, there was concerns for him if anyone's watching the news at 10 or 90 v yesterday because he was slurring his words. He couldn't read the bulletin okay. So clearly, we were watching an emergency happening live. He was on air and basically he had an episode of illness. We don't know what it is. It's not even fair to speculate because we aren't medical professionals. He was on air and basically he had an episode of illness. We don't know what it is. It's not even fair to speculate because we aren't medical professionals.