Queen 'knows not to push herself too far' but 'hopes to keep rest of engagements', expert says

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The Queen has been advised by her doctors to continue to rest for at least the next two weeks, Buckingham Palace has said.

Prince Harry reportedly went into "panic mode" after finding out that the Queen spent a night in hospital after cancelling her Northern Ireland trip last week. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 95, stayed in an unnamed hospital "for some preliminary investigations" on Wednesday 20 October, which marked her first overnight stay in eight years.

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Queen Elizabeth has carried out her first royal engagement since her hospital admission last week.The 95 year old monarch spent the night in hospital for "preliminary investigations" after she was forced to cancel her two-day trip to Northern Ireland.The Queen was then advised to rest for a few days and, after following medical advice, she has now resumed her royal duties.This engagement wasn't in-person, however, but was a virtual audience at Windsor Castle.

The Queen has carried out her first official engagements in seven days after she was ordered to rest by doctors and spent the night in hospital.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge “offer an insurance policy” for the Queen, a royal expert claims. Following an overnight stay in hospital that forced the Queen to cancel a visit to Northern Ireland, the 95-year-old monarch is reportedly back at her desk working on “light duties”.

Buckingham Palace has been accused of ‘misleading the nation’ over the Queen’s recent hospital stay. After it was revealed the monarch had been admitted to hospital for an overnight stay, royal commentators expressed concerns over the palace’s handling of the public’s trust.

After an overnight stay in hospital forced her to cancel her trip to Northern Ireland earlier this week, it’s been reported that Queen Elizabeth will be cutting back on her workload amid concerns for her health.

The Queen has been in the news a lot this month after having to cancel her trip to Northern Ireland which was followed by her first stay in hospital in eight years. And although she is still undertaking light duties, it's been reported the monarch is “knackered” and has “given up lunchtime gin and evening martini” on medical advice.

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