Prince Williams, the Duke of Cambridge has for the first time revealed his worry during the days when his father Prince Charles was tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Prince Williams is still "anxious" for his grandparents, the Queen of England and the Duke of Edinburgh as the deadly virus&nbsp;continues to accelerate in the island country.

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In a conversation with&nbsp;BBC through a video link, he&nbsp;revealed&nbsp;his concern for his family. While speaking of the moment when the Prince of Wales (Prince Charles) was tested positive of the virus he said, "I have to admit, at first I was quite concerned."

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Prince Williams was worried because of his father's age, he said: "He fits the profile of somebody, at the age, he is at, which is fairly risky".

Prince Charles has had chest infections in the past, he recovered from it which made&nbsp;the Duke of Cambridge optimistic about him recovering for the deadly virus. He said: "I thought to myself, if anyone is going to be able to beat this, it’s going to be him".

Prince Charles had shown mild symptoms for the novel coronavirus, he was later tested positive. Charles decided to extend his stay in Scotland to avoid carrying the highly infectious virus which could&nbsp;spread through&nbsp;the Royal Family.&nbsp;

The Duke of Cambridge was even concerned about his grandparents as the virus has proven to be fatal for elderly people. Queen Elizebeth is set to turn 94 next week, she and her 98-year-old husband the Duke of Edinburgh have moved into Windsor Castle and are doing everything to protect themselves.

Prince Williams, the Duke of Cambridge has for the first time revealed his worry during the days when his father Prince Charles was tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

Prince Williams, the Duke of Cambridge has for the first time revealed his worry during the days when his father Prince Charles was tested positive for the novel coronavirus. Prince Williams is still "anxious" for his grandparents, the Queen of England and the Duke of Edinburgh as the deadly virus continues to accelerate in the island country. Also read: Prince Harry and Meghan hand out meals in Los Angeles In a conversation with BBC through a video link, he revealed his concern for his family. While speaking of the moment when the Prince of Wales (Prince Charles) was tested positive of the virus he said, "I have to admit, at first I was quite concerned." Also read: Prince Charles tests positive for coronavirus Prince Williams was worried because of his father's age, he said: "He fits the profile of somebody, at the age, he is at, which is fairly risky". Prince Charles has had chest infections in the past, he recovered from it which made the Duke of Cambridge optimistic about him recovering for the deadly virus. He said: "I thought to myself, if anyone is going to be able to beat this, it’s going to be him". Prince Charles had shown mild symptoms for the novel coronavirus, he was later tested positive. Charles decided to extend his stay in Scotland to avoid carrying the highly infectious virus which could spread through the Royal Family. The Duke of Cambridge was even concerned about his grandparents as the virus has proven to be fatal for elderly people. Queen Elizebeth is set to turn 94 next week, she and her 98-year-old husband the Duke of Edinburgh have moved into Windsor Castle and are doing everything to protect themselves.

Was really concerned about Prince Charles after he tested positive, echoes Prince William

UK's Prince Charles is no longer in quarantine. The eldest son and heir of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II had shown mild symptoms of coronavirus last week and had tested positive but his office stated that he is no longer in quarantine.

In Britain, strict measures have been put in place to limit close-contact transmission. 
 
"Clarence House has confirmed today that, having consulted with his doctor, the Prince of Wales is now out of self-isolation," it said in a statement. 
 
The Prince, in the early weeks of March, had interacted several dignitaries and film celebrities at various events include Monaco's Prince Albert II who also has tested positive for coronavirus. 
 
<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/prince-charles-tests-positive-for-coronavirus-288441">The 71-year-old prince,</a> whose age put him among the most-risk category for the disease, is said to be in good health and abiding by government health guidelines. His wife, Camilla Parker Bowles had tested negative for the virus.

Both were seen in video footage last Thursday joining in nationwide applause for doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals dealing with the outbreak.

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Royal officials announced last Wednesday that Charles was in self-isolation at the queen's sprawling Balmoral estate in northeast Scotland. He tested positive last Tuesday. Clarence House said doctors believe Charles became contagious on March 13 -- a day after last meeting his mother.

He had interacted with the Queen last on March 12. The Queen is said to be doing fine and has shifted out of London for the time being.

The 93-year-old queen has been staying with her 98-year-old husband Prince Philip at Windsor Castle, 640 miles (820 kilometers) south of Balmoral, since March 19.

Given their age -- and Prince Philip's stay in hospital at Christmas -- the prince's diagnosis prompted questions about their potential exposure to the virus.But Buckingham Palace said the queen was "in good health", and her husband was not present when she last saw Charles.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 55, has also tested positive for the virus and is currently in self-isolation, as is his chief adviser Dominic Cummings, and two other cabinet ministers.

UK's Prince Charles is no longer in quarantine. The eldest son and heir of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II had shown mild symptoms of coronavirus last week and had tested positive but his office stated that he is no longer in quarantine.

UK's Prince Charles is no longer in quarantine. The eldest son and heir of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II had shown mild symptoms of coronavirus last week and had tested positive but his office stated that he is no longer in quarantine. In Britain, strict measures have been put in place to limit close-contact transmission. "Clarence House has confirmed today that, having consulted with his doctor, the Prince of Wales is now out of self-isolation," it said in a statement. The Prince, in the early weeks of March, had interacted several dignitaries and film celebrities at various events include Monaco's Prince Albert II who also has tested positive for coronavirus. The 71-year-old prince, whose age put him among the most-risk category for the disease, is said to be in good health and abiding by government health guidelines. His wife, Camilla Parker Bowles had tested negative for the virus. Both were seen in video footage last Thursday joining in nationwide applause for doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals dealing with the outbreak. Timeline: Prince Charles met Queen Elizabeth, Pierce Brosnan just 13 days back Royal officials announced last Wednesday that Charles was in self-isolation at the queen's sprawling Balmoral estate in northeast Scotland. He tested positive last Tuesday. Clarence House said doctors believe Charles became contagious on March 13 -- a day after last meeting his mother. He had interacted with the Queen last on March 12. The Queen is said to be doing fine and has shifted out of London for the time being. The 93-year-old queen has been staying with her 98-year-old husband Prince Philip at Windsor Castle, 640 miles (820 kilometers) south of Balmoral, since March 19. Given their age -- and Prince Philip's stay in hospital at Christmas -- the prince's diagnosis prompted questions about their potential exposure to the virus.But Buckingham Palace said the queen was "in good health", and her husband was not present when she last saw Charles. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 55, has also tested positive for the virus and is currently in self-isolation, as is his chief adviser Dominic Cummings, and two other cabinet ministers.

Prince Charles is now out of virus isolation: Reports

William is reportedly keen on resuming duties as an air ambulance pilot. The second in line to Britain's throne, William was once a pilot for air ambulance and would fly medical professionals to the scenes of emergencies. 
 
He spent two years with East Anglian Air Ambulance but stepped down in 2017 to carry out his royal duties on a full-time basis. 
 
Now, amid the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, he has reportedly shown interest to go back to his old job. 
 
A source close to the Prince has said he has expressed his desire to return to the frontline. While speaking to a British tabloid, the source said, "William has been seriously considering returning as an air ambulance pilot to help in the current pandemic. He knows the whole country is doing its bit and he wants to help." 
 
The source though added that the Prince returning to his old job seems unlikely considering he now is a senior member of the royal family with multiple duties. 
 
"It’s complicated as he was originally grounded from the job so that he could become a senior working royal. There are all sorts of practicalities to overcome such as fitting in on shift patterns. But he’s in the right place now if he wants to do it.” 
 
Earlier in March, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited staff at an NHS 111 call centre in Croydon. At the centre the Prince reportedly expressed how much he missed being a part of the emergency services.

The country has been gripped by the pandemic and Willaim's father, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/prince-charles-is-now-out-of-virus-isolation-reports-289575">Prince Charles too has tested positive </a>for coronavirus. Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the health minister too have tested positive for the virus. 
Meanwhile, the couple on Sunday has also advocated the importance of mental health amid lockdown and self-isolation across the world.

William is reportedly keen on resuming duties as an air ambulance pilot. The second in line to Britain's throne, William was once a pilot for air ambulance and would fly medical professionals to the scenes of emergencies.

William is reportedly keen on resuming duties as an air ambulance pilot. The second in line to Britain's throne, William was once a pilot for air ambulance and would fly medical professionals to the scenes of emergencies. He spent two years with East Anglian Air Ambulance but stepped down in 2017 to carry out his royal duties on a full-time basis. Now, amid the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, he has reportedly shown interest to go back to his old job. A source close to the Prince has said he has expressed his desire to return to the frontline. While speaking to a British tabloid, the source said, "William has been seriously considering returning as an air ambulance pilot to help in the current pandemic. He knows the whole country is doing its bit and he wants to help." The source though added that the Prince returning to his old job seems unlikely considering he now is a senior member of the royal family with multiple duties. "It’s complicated as he was originally grounded from the job so that he could become a senior working royal. There are all sorts of practicalities to overcome such as fitting in on shift patterns. But he’s in the right place now if he wants to do it.” Earlier in March, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited staff at an NHS 111 call centre in Croydon. At the centre the Prince reportedly expressed how much he missed being a part of the emergency services. The country has been gripped by the pandemic and Willaim's father, Prince Charles too has tested positive for coronavirus. Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the health minister too have tested positive for the virus. Meanwhile, the couple on Sunday has also advocated the importance of mental health amid lockdown and self-isolation across the world.

Prince William wants to resume his duties as air ambulance pilot amid pandemic scare

UK's Prince Charles, the first in line for the throne, has tested positive for coronavirus. The Prince has "displaying mild symptoms "but otherwise remains in good health", a spokesman at Clarence House stated. The Prince is 71 years old and his wife Camilla too has tested but the spokesman stated that the Duchess of Cornwall has tested negative.

UK's Prince Charles tests positive of coronavirus