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6 February 2024

2430 GB adults surveyed

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It has been announced that King Charles has cancer and is beginning treatment, and that this is not connected with his recent prostate operation. Thinking about the information that is released to the public, do you think the Royal Family have announced too much detail about the King’s health, too little, or have got the balance about right?

Conducted 6 February 2024

YouGov surveyed 2430 GB adults

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It has been announced that King Charles has cancer and is beginning treatment, and that this is not connected with his recent prostate operation. Thinking about the information that is released to the public, do you think the Royal Family have announced too much detail about the King’s health, too little, or have got the balance about right?

Conducted 6 February 2024

YouGov surveyed 2430 GB adults

By:
7%
13%
67%
13%

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