Queen Elizabeth

Members of her family were out in force today but the Queen was watching from Windsor Castle after using her Commonwealth Day message to renew her devotion ...

In these testing times, it is my hope that you can draw strength and inspiration from what we share, as we work together towards a healthy, sustainable and prosperous future for all. "After discussing the arrangements with the Royal Household, The Queen has asked The Prince of Wales to represent Her Majesty at the Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on Monday," the Palace said in a statement. That the Commonwealth stands ever taller is a credit to all who have been involved. Two years ago at the Commonwealth Day service all eyes were on Prince Harry and Meghan as they attended the Westminster Abbey event just hours before jetting out of the UK and away from royal life. It was announced last Friday that the Queen would not be attending the service in a decision that was understood to have been made with comfort in mind and not related to any illness. But she was notably absent today as members of the royal family took their seats at Westminster Abbey for the service in her Platinum Jubilee year.

This warning has been issued by royal expert Angela Levin in her recent interview with Sky News. She began the admission by stating how Queen "no longer looks ...

"But it will be very difficult to come in that way because she no longer looks like a power for the country. "She still wants to prove she is the monarch and if she doesn't turn up at these places, it will be increasingly difficult for her." She began the admission by stating how Queen "no longer looks like a power for the country" following her recovery from covid-19.

Queen Elizabeth has become too frail to walk her dogs. The 95-year-old monarch hasn't been able to walk her beloved Corgis around Windsor Castle for the ...

She will continue to receive medical attention and will follow all the appropriate guidelines." During her recovery period, the Queen - who is the longest-serving female head of state in history - continued to carry out light duties but cancelled some virtual meetings. At the time, a royal spokesperson said: "Buckingham Palace confirms that The Queen has today tested positive for Covid. Her Majesty is experiencing mild, cold-like symptoms but expects to continue light duties at Windsor over the coming week. The Queen - who tested positive for the virus towards the end of February - made a return to royal engagements on March 7, when she met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The Queen was first revealed to have Covid-19 on February 20, shortly after her eldest son Prince Charles also tested positive for the virus. - Queen Elizabeth II: The 41 days that broke the Queen ...