A muscle injury in her back has prevented Queen Elizabeth II from attending the commemoration ceremony in London this Sunday morning. It will be the 95-year-old monarch’s first public appearance, on medical advice, after several events have been canceled in recent weeks.Buckingham Palace reported that it was “disappointed” and “with great regret” that the Queen chose not to attend the ceremony in memory of the British killed in battle. At the event, which was attended by other members of the UK royal family, Elizabeth II, however, laid the wreath.
Last Thursday, Buckingham Palace officials said Elizabeth II intended to attend the ceremony from a balcony in central London’s Cenotaph, as she has been doing for many years, but in fact she did not. . Happen.It will be remembered that in October the Queen spent a night in the hospital after being admitted for a medical check-up. On the 29th of that month, the Palace announced that on the advice of doctors, the sovereign should rest for two weeks, which prevented him from attending the climate summit.
Last Thursday, Buckingham Palace officials said Elizabeth II intended to attend the ceremony from a balcony in central London’s Cenotaph, as she has been doing for many years, but in fact she did not. . Happen.It will be remembered that in October the Queen spent a night in the hospital after being admitted for a medical check-up. On the 29th of that month, the Palace announced that on the advice of doctors, the sovereign should rest for two weeks, which prevented him from attending the climate summit.
lawsuit against netflix
According to the newspaper ‘The Sun’, Isabel II may file a lawsuit against Netflix after getting more legal advice. The issue is how the royal family is portrayed in the series ‘The Crown’. Between suspicions of betrayal, forbidden relationships and failed marriages, the series has already covered several controversial episodes of the royal family. Even the English Culture Minister, Oliver Dowden, has already asked Netflix to tell it is fiction.
