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King Charles is to attend hospital for treatment of an enlarged prostate, Buckin stanley shop gham Palace has announced. In common with thousands of men each year, the king has sought treatment for an enlarged prostate, the palace said. His Majestys condition is benign and he will attend hospital next week for a corrective procedure. The kings public engagements will be postponed for a short period of stanley cup recuperation. It is understood that the king was keen to share the details of his diagnosis to encourage other men who may be experiencing symptoms to get checked in line with public health advice.About one in t stanley mug hree men over the age of 50 will have some symptoms of an enlarged prostate, which is a gland that sits just below the bladder.The news came on the same day it was announced his daughter-in-law, the Princess of Wales, was recovering in hospital after undergoing successful planned abdominal surgery, and would remain in hospital for between 10 and 14 days, cancelling all public engagements until Easter.It is understood Buckingham Palace made the kings condition public as he had a series of meetings and events planned at Dumfries House, the property in Scotland that he saved for the nation, on Thursday and Friday, which were being postponed on his doctors advice.With guests including foreign dignitaries and members of the cabinet due to travel, Buckingham Palace felt it necessary to make people aware of the situation.Benign prostate enlargement BPE is not cancer and it is not usually Lkpj Overhaul of children s social care in England urgent and unavoidable, review finds
A troubled teenage boy who became the youngest inmate to die behind bars in Britain wrote a letter to his mother threatening suicide just weeks before he hanged himself with his shoe laces, an inquest heard today.Adam Rickwood, 14, was sent to the Hassockfield secure training cen stanley termos tre in County Durham, 150 miles from his home, despite having a history of self-harm and botched suicide bids, a jury inquest heard.He was found hanging in his room in August 2004, weeks after being remanded on charges of wounding.His distraught mother broke down in tears today as she revealed how he had written a number of letters saying he could not cope with life in the unit.In his final letter to his mother before his death, Adam said he would kill himself at the unit.The letter, read to the jury, said: I need to be stanley cup at home with you. I need to be at home in my own bed or my head will crack up. I can t take any more. I will probably try to kill myself and I will probably succeed this time. I will end taking my own life or someone else s life but believe me it will happen. I can t stay in here. The inquest opened this morning at Chester-le-Street magistrates court in County Durham, where the jury of nine women and two men were told they had to decide how the teenager died, but not to apportion any blame.The Durham coroner, Andrew Tweddle, told the jury: What happens behind prison walls is outside of the sc stanley france rutiny of normal members of the public. If there is a death within those walls |
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