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Prince Charles describes empty seat at the dinner table as he personally thanks hospital staff who cared for Philip
It comes after he explained his family will have an empty seat at the dinner table
The Prince of Wales, Patron, Barts Heritage, speaks with nursing staff during a visit to St Bartholomew s Hospital (Image: Chris Jackson/PA Wire)
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The Prince of Wales has personally thanked hospital staff who treated the Duke of Edinburgh for a heart condition.
Charles chatted privately with a nurse, consultant and therapist who cared for his father when he visited St Bartholomew’s Hospital in the City of London.
And during an impromptu walkabout the heir to the throne met Covid patient Stella Amore-Fernandez, 46, who told him she was admitted on Christmas Day and owed her life to staff.
Charles chats to Covid patient Stella Amore-Fernandez (Chris Jackson/PA)
St Bartholomew’s is home to Barts Heart Centre, Europe’s largest specialised cardiovascular service, and in March a successful procedure was performed on Philip for a pre-existing heart condition.
Prince Charles thanks medical staff who cared for the Duke of Edinburgh
Prince of Wales separately paid tribute to his father in a message marking the end of Ramadan
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Prince Charles visits St Bartholomew s Hospital to thank NHS workers on May 11
Credit: Chris Jackson/AFP
The Prince of Wales has thanked medical staff who cared for his late father, the Duke of Edinburgh, at an NHS hospital shortly before his death.
Prince Charles, 72, privately met with members of the team, including a nurse, a consultant and a therapist, who cared for the Duke at St Bartholomew s Hospital in London, where he was transferred for heart surgery in March.
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