Queen 'unable to walk her dogs for a week' after doctors instruct her to rest

Prince Charles has laid a wreath on behalf his mother The Queen at the Cenotaph on Sunday 14 November.The Prince of Wales, who turns 74 today, attended the service alongside his wife Camilla, son Prince William and Kate Middleton alongside a number of members of the Royal Family at the annual event, to remember those who had fallen in war.

Prince Charles was joined by his wife, son and daughter-in-law at the Royal Albert Hall tonight as they attended the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance.The senior royals headed to the important event to pay tribute to all of those who have lost their lives during the war.The future king attend the event with wife, Duchess Camilla, along with his son Prince William and Kate Middleton.

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Though the Queen traditionally spends the Christmas and New Year period at her Norfolk Sandringham Estate with other members of the Royal Family, the 95-year-old’s festive spirit isn’t solely reserved for members of her family. In addition to greeting members of the public before heading to the Christmas church service at St.

The Queen will attend Remembrance Sunday commemorations in what will be her first public engagement since her hospital stay. Her Majesty hopes to lead the Royal Family’s tributes at the annual service at the Cenotaph on Sunday in London.

Prince Charles has insisted that The Queen is doing “alright” following her short stay in hospital and cancelling her public engagements at her doctor’s advice. The 72 year old was met with floods of well-wishers as he appeared outside a NatWest bank branch in Brixton on Thursday to meet The Prince’s Trust Young Entrepreneurs.

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.

It's no secret that the royal family own a whole range of stunning properties, with most members have more than one home. The Queen has six different residences for her own use alone, while future king Charles has four homes across the UK.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge own three different properties, but most people are only being familiar with the first two.

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.

Following medical advice from her doctors to rest for two weeks, the Queen has been forced to cancel her upcoming engagements, including an appearance at Glasgow's COP26 climate change conference. Her Majesty may be currently be restricted to undertaking light, desk-based duties, but a gold medal-winning Olympian has revealed that the Queen has a secret desire to become a gymnast! After hosting a Buckingham Palace reception in 2016, Her Majesty showed her appreciation for Olympians.

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 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 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.

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.

Every family has their own traditions which take place all across the festive season, but we're fairly sure the British Royal Family's Christmas is slightly more extravagant than the average person's.

Her Majesty the Queen has spent an incredible 69 years on the throne - that’s more than any other British monarch in history! Elizabeth II was thrust into royal duties at the tender age of 27 and she’s dedicated her life to her country ever since. It’s been a tough year for the Queen, 95, who lost her husband Prince Philip in April and launched herself back into royal duties.