King Charles has said he and his wife Queen Camilla are “greatly saddened” by the “devastating” fire at a Swiss ski resort, which killed around 40 people Charles said it was “utterly heartbreaking that a night of celebration for young people and families instead turned to such nightmarish tragedy”. About 115 people were injured, most of them seriously, at a bar in the Alpine resort of Crans-Montana less than two hours after midnight on Thursday. Authorities did not immediately have an exact count of the dead.  Crans-Montana is best known as an international ski and golf venue, and overnight, its crowded Le Constellation bar morphed from a scene of revelry into the site of potentially one of Switzerland’s worst tragedies. The statement, posted to @RoyalFamily on X, read: “My wife and I were appalled, and greatly saddened, to learn of the devastating fire last night in Crans-Montana, in Switzerland. It is utterly heartbreaking that a night of celebration for young people and families instead turned to such nightmarish tragedy. “While offering our admiration for the …