
Charles III le roi maudit
Documentary · History
Overview
After waiting 74 years to ascend to the throne, Charles III fell ill less than a year after his coronation. The king's health is a cause for concern throughout the kingdom, and the vague statements issued by his medical team raise more questions than they answer. Michael Dixon, head of the king's medical team, is a fervent advocate of homeopathy and alternative medicine. His appointment has been highly controversial.
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Bertrand Deckers
Bertrand Deckers
Présentateur / Chroniqueur People et Royal
Bertrand Deckers
Présentateur / Chroniqueur People et Royal
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