Prince Harry has arrived at Clarence House to see his father – a day after the King’s cancer diagnosis was revealed.

The Duke of Sussex flew in from LAX in California, where he has lived since 2020, and landed at Heathrow Airport in London on a British Airways flight on Tuesday afternoon.

He was photographed on Monday afternoon being driven into Clarence House, where the King is recovering after receiving treatment.

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Shortly after, the King and Queen were seen for the first time since his diagnosis was announced.

The royal couple returned to Buckingham Palace and are thought to have left by helicopter for Sandringham.

Traffic was briefly stopped on The Mall outside Clarence House just after 3.30pm and two black SUV vehicles were driven out.

The cancer was found after the King underwent treatment for an enlarged prostate – although Buckingham Palace said he does not have prostate cancer.

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The King personally called both Harry and the Prince of Wales – as well as his siblings the Princess Royal, the Duke of York and the Duke of Edinburgh – to share news of his health, the palace said.

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Relations between the monarch and his younger son have been strained for some time after Harry quit his royal duties in early 2020.

The Duke of Sussex was critical of his family in his book, Spare, which was published last year.

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A royal biographer has told Sky News a visit from his son could be a “tonic” to His Majesty.

The feud in the Royal Family is “obviously an issue which has hung heavily over him”, Hugo Vickers said.

Separately, Sky’s royal correspondent Laura Bundock said there has been “a lot of movement” around the royal residences this morning.

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While the Duke of Sussex is meeting with his father, a helicopter has landed in the grounds of Buckingham Palace, which is just a short distance from Clarence House.

“We don’t know what that helicopter’s for, who it’s taking anywhere, but it still hasn’t taken off again,” Bundock said.

The news of the King’s diagnosis is “still very much sinking in”, she added.

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