King 'Fine' Ahead of Prostate Procedure, Queen Assures During SDASS Visit

The Queen praises the work of Swindon Domestic Abuse Support Service, expressing hope for the eradication of domestic abuse.

The King is set to undergo a corrective procedure for an enlarged prostate, but the Queen has assured that he is 'fine'.
The Queen visited Swindon Domestic Abuse Support Service (SDASS), marking its 50th anniversary and praised the staff for their work.
SDASS, one of the few purpose-built refuges in the UK, provides fully self-contained accommodation and can host 22 families at a time.
The Queen expressed interest in the initiative 'Open to Change' that works with both perpetrators and victims to eradicate abuse in relationships.
The Queen has a long history of campaigning against domestic violence, working with charities to raise awareness and support survivors.