King Charles may be 76 years old, but that didn’t stop him from breaking a sweat during his latest royal outing. This week, the monarch visited the Royal College of Nursing in London where he met with cadets who are dedicated to working in healthcare.

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The King refreshed his first aid skills when he practised resuscitating a dummy patient under the watchful eye of nursing cadets. King Charles, who has previously been trained in CPR, was at headquarters of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) in central London,

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Charles does CPR during RCN visit The King showed off his first aid skills when he took part in a training exercise resuscitating a dummy patient under the watchful eye of nursing cadets. Charles has been trained in CPR and was happy to join a demonstration when he visited the headquarters of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) in central London,

King Charles was left in hysterics as he performed CPR on a mannequin during a visit to the Royal College of Nursing. His Majesty made his way to the London college on Tuesday to mark the 1000th RCN King's Nursing Cadet,

King Charles has learned how to give CPR during a special event celebrating the 1,000th RCN King's Nursing Cadet. The scheme, formerly known as the RCN Prince of Wales Nursing Cadet Scheme, was inspired by His Majesty when he was Prince of Wales.