The Queen is seen with a cane as she poses for a photo with Prince Charles and Camilla to mark the Order of the Garter service | UK News

The Queen poses with her son Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, to mark the service of the Order of the Garter.

The 96-year-old monarch, who is leaning on a cane, wears a silver-white robe and a blue Garter belt.

The image of her standing between Charles and Camilla, who are wearing their large velvet Garter robes.

The photo was taken at Windsor Castle on Monday before the Garter service in St George’s Chapel.

However, the Queen did not participate in the traditional procession of the Knights and Ladies of the Garter through the grounds of Berkshire Castle, due to her constant mobility problems.

In the past, she went by car to places of worship.

She attended the backstage lunch and the inauguration.

This is the first time the Queen has been photographed since four days of festivities to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee.

This year’s Garter Day was beset by an internal struggle after Prince Andrew was forced out of sight during a procession after The “family decision” was made to limit his presence at lunches and inaugurations..

Camilla was made Royal Lady of the Order of the Garter for the first time.

Former prime minister Sir Tony Blair was also appointed to Britain’s oldest and most senior Knight Order as a Knight Companion.

The honor prompted a noisy protest outside the castle walls by about 100 Stop the War activists, who at one point chanted “war criminal Tony Blair”.