The Queen pulls out of another engagement as health problems continue ahead of Remembrance Sunday

Queen Elizabeth is back in action.

Sunday was a joyful day the British Royal Family, as two of Queen Elizabeth’s great-grandchildren were baptised in a joint ceremony.

The Queen of England is in good health and back at work.

Queen Elizabeth II is back to work.

The Queen has held her face-to-face meeting after she sprained her back and was unfortunately forced to miss the Remembrance Sunday service.The monarch, whose son Prince Edward delivered a message on her behalf at the Synod earlier this week, met with General Sir Nick Carter, the Chief of the Defence Staff. She received the guest at her home in the Oak Room at Windsor Castle, where the pair appeared to be deep in conversation.

The Queen has carried out her first official engagements since missing last week's Remembrance Sunday service.

health were raised last month, when she spent a night in a London hospital after being admitted for medical tests. In late October, palace officials said the monarch had been told by doctors to rest for two weeks and only take on light duties.Those concerns intensified after she pulled out at the last minute from Sunday’s national Remembrance service to pay tribute to Britain’s war dead.

Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult are having a great time, pun intended, on “The Great”.

The Queen may return to Sandringham to feel closer to Prince Philip as her first wedding anniversary without her beloved husband approaches, says a royal expert. And Kate, who often spends weekends on the estate with William and the children, will be a great source of comfort to her.

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.

The Queen will not attend today's Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph in London after spraining her back.

Queen Elizabeth has cancelled what was due to be her first royal engagement since her hospitalisation in October after "spraining her back".The Queen, 95, was expected to attend the Remembrance Sunday commemorations at the Cenotaph in central London on Sunday 14 November, but has been forced to pull out at the last minute.

The Duke of Wales has provided an update on the Queen’s wellbeing after she recently stayed in a hospital overnight as a precaution.

Scotland, but sent a video message.The palace said at the time that the queen, who served in World War II as an army driver, had a “firm intention” to attend the Remembrance Sunday service.The queen has continued to work from home, doing desk-based duties, during her period of rest.

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.

forced him to reschedule his “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour. He was seen supporting using a cane Wednesday as he received a prestigious honor from Prince Charles.The musician leaned on the walking stick as he was made a member of the Order of the Companions of Honor for his music career and campaigning work on AIDS during a ceremony at Windsor Castle.“He is not Superman.

Elton John has no doubt been a member of many exclusive clubs over the decades, but probably nothing quite as exclusive as the one he formally joined on Wednesday.  In an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle, Prince Charles anointed the rock star and charity patron as a member of the Order of the Companions of Honour.  It is one of the highest awards that can be bestowed by Charles' mother, Queen Elizabeth II, to citizens in Britain and across the Commonwealth.The 95-year-old monarch is also a