Queen told by doctors to give up favourite drink and she is not pleased

Queen Elizabeth paid tribute to her late husband Prince Philip in a discreet way during her COP26 speech. A pre-recorded speech was aired to the world’s leaders of the 95 year old monarch where she could be seen sitting in front of a table that had two potted plants on and a photo frame.

The Queen has made a touching tribute to her late husband Prince Philip as she delivered a speech to the COP26 summit via a video. Queen Elizabeth, 95, was due to attend the event in person but was forced to pull out on medical advice after her first hospital stay in eight years last month.

Queen Elizabeth has been told to rest for another two weeks, meaning she is to cancel any upcoming visits she had planned. Buckingham Palace announced the news on Friday 29 October, in a statement that read: “Following on from their recent advice that the Queen should rest for a few days, Her Majesty’s doctors have advised that she should continue to rest for at least the next two weeks." However, Her Majesty does have people around her who will be close aides during her downtime.

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

Queen Elizabeth has been told to rest for another two weeks, meaning she is to cancel any upcoming visits she had planned.

The Queen was reportedly forced to give up horse riding two months ago after suffering from "discomfort".The 95 year old Monarch, who has pulled out of her appearance at the CO26 summit in Glasgow on Monday 1 November, is said to have not been in the saddle since her summer break in Scotland. "She was in quite a bit of discomfort.

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Queen Elizabeth has been forced to pull out of her appearance at the CO26 summit in Glasgow on Monday 1 November.The Monarch, 95, has been advised to rest by medical professionals following her hospital stay and has therefore decided she will no longer travel to the summit, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. She will instead make a virtual appearance as she will record a video message for the event.

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.

Queen Elizabeth was recently told to go easy on the martinis.The monarch, 95, is known to enjoy a tipple or two but at the advice of her doctors, it's thought Her Majesty will be cutting down. But how much was the Queen drinking in the first place? Well, her former chef Darren McGrady once told CNN that the monarch's favourite drink is a gin and Dubonnet.

Her Majesty the Queen has been hard at work this month - and doctors say that’s quite enough for now! The monarch is 95 years old and despite her sprightly appearance, she’s been ordered to rest up at Windsor, skip her evening cocktail and cancel her two-day trip to Northern Ireland. Meanwhile, royal aides have had a slap on the hand for their thoughtless planning.

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