King Charles admitted to hospital for enlarged prostate treatment

King Charles has been admitted to hospital in London for treatment for an enlarged prostate, Buckingham Palace have confirmed. It's understood the King is feeling well, although it's not clear how long he'll remain in hospital.

The procedure, which hasn't been confirmed, will be carried out at the London Clinic private hospital. The same place that Catherine, Princess of Wales, had treatment last week. It's understood that the King visited his daughter-in-law this morning, ahead of his own admission.

The King made his health scare public as a way to encourage other men to get their prostate's checked. The NHS are saying that they saw a surge in searches for 'enlarged prostate' following the news.

King Charles has said through a statement that he is "delighted to learn that his diagnosis is having a positive impact on public health awareness"