Amid rising issues over her well being following a latest hospitalization, Queen Elizabeth II was absent at her nation’s annual Remembrance Sunday ceremony at London’s struggle memorial after struggling an damage.
In an announcement launched hours earlier than the Nov. 14 occasion, Buckingham Palace stated, “The Queen, having sprained her again, has determined this morning with nice remorse that she will be unable to attend at the moment’s Remembrance Sunday Service on the Cenotaph. Her Majesty is disillusioned that she’s going to miss the service.”
The 95-year-old ceremonial monarch’s son and inheritor, Prince Charles—who turned 73 that day, laid a wreath on the queen’s behalf on the ceremony. There, he, his spouse Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, the queen’s grandson Prince William, his spouse Kate Middleton, and different royals all participated in what gave the impression to be a very loud and shifting rendition of “God Save the Queen,” the UK’s nationwide anthem.
