Queen's last five hospital visits as monarch stays overnight for first time in eight years

Plans for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations next year are already well underway, with details of events over the long weekend of June 2 to 5 still being finalised. But, says royal expert Duncan Larcombe - author of Prince Harry: The Inside Story - the occasion will be ‘a big deal’ for the royal family and one that they won’t want overshadowed by ongoing disputes with Harry.

The Queen was reportedly left red-faced and forced to apologise after a horse broke wind as she showed a foreign dignitary around her stables.The 95 year old monarch, who has returned to Windsor Castle via a private jet after a short trip to Sandringham, was said to be innocently showing the foreign dignity around when the animal shocked them by "farting loudly".

Queen Elizabeth II has returned to Windsor Castle after a short trip to Sandringham.The 95 year old monarch visited her Norfolk estate on Thursday 4 November, and returned home via helicopter. While the Queen has been advised to take things easy in the wake of her recent health scares, it’s believed she got the green light from her doctors to take the short trip to Sandringham where she is preparing for the Royal Family to arrive at Christmas.

Her Majesty’s favourite granddaughter Lady Louise Windsor turns 18 today, and there’s a big decision on her shoulders.The young royal has been dubbed the Queen’s ‘secret weapon’ by experts, but it’s up to Louise if she wants to use her HRH title and forge a future with The Firm.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's decision to officially quit their roles as senior royals came as shock to the rest of The Firm, and the public.The royal family remained publicly unfazed by the decision, as they continued to keep up with appearances and remain tight lipped about their opinions on the matter.

The Queen has flown to Sandringham for a weekend break after doctors ordered her to rest.

Prince Harry will “feel snubbed” a Royal expert reckons after not being mentioned in the Queen’s COP26 speech. Appearing in a video message for the event on Monday, the monarch gave thanks to Prince William and Prince Charles – missing out the Duke of Sussex despite his matched conservation efforts.

This week, Queen Elizabeth shared an important message addressing climate change at the COP26 Summit. But it seems her speech has also left many fans wondering if the Queen snubbed Prince Harry while praising Prince Charles and Prince William. The monarch revealed how “proud” she is of her son and eldest grandson during her statement—yet she made no mention of the Duke of Sussex.

The Queen looks set to miss out on a visit from Prince Harry next month, and experts aren’t surprised.The Duke of Sussex, who lives in California with wife Meghan Markle, was said to be ‘in panic mode’ upon hearing of his grandmother’s worrying visit to hospital. But Harry’s scrapped plans to meet disabled military veterans at an Invictus Games training weekend.

The Queen's recent overnight stay in hospital has done little to dampen her Christmas spirit. She is reportedly ploughing ahead with plans to host the family at Sandringham, and is "totally committed" to the day going ahead.This year's celebrations will be extra special as like many families in the UK the Queen, 95, was separated from her loved ones in 2020 due to Covid-19 restrictions.

The Queen was back to royal duties via Zoom on Tuesday, but a cautious palace is said to be keeping her schedule light for months to come.The monarch recently spent a night in hospital after an exhausting month of engagements and while the 95-year-old has vowed to “devote her whole life” to her country, doctors have put on the brakes.

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.

Miles away. Prince Harry’s response to the Queen’s health concerns is “panic” that he can’t be closer to his grandmother as she recovers from a recent hospitalization.