What's happened
The King of Britain, Charles III, has undergone a successful procedure for an enlarged prostate.
Why it matters
The procedure is significant as it highlights the importance of men's health and encourages others to get checked for similar conditions.
What the papers say
The Independent emphasizes the successful outcome of the procedure, while The Times and New York Times provide details about the King's visit to the hospital and his planned recovery. Gulf News and AP News focus on the public health impact of the King's diagnosis and the encouragement for men to get checked.
How we got here
The King was diagnosed with an enlarged prostate on January 17 and decided to share the news to raise public health awareness.
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