Fresh fears have been raised over The
Queen’s health after one of her senior footman tested positive for
coronavirus. The unnamed aide is believed to have had close contact
with Her Majesty and is now at home self-isolating. Duties the
servant would have undertaken included walking Her Majesty’s dogs,
and serving food and drink to the 93-year-old. A source told The
Sun on Sunday…
The Duchess of Cornwall has released a
message to the people of the United Kingdom, particularly those who
do not feel safe at home in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
Writing from isolation in Scotland, Her Royal Highness says that
she recognises many people may be…
The Queen’s Birthday Parade, Trooping the
Colour, will not take place in its traditional form. A Buckingham
Palace spokesperson said: “In line with Government advice, it has
been agreed that The Queen’s Birthday Parade, also known as
Trooping the Colour, will not go…
Following the news that Boris Johnson has
tested positive for coronavirus, Buckingham Palace has issued a
brief update on The Queen’s health. A palace spokesperson said that
the 93-year-old monarch “remains in good health”. The palace added
that Her Majesty last saw the Prime Minister on March 11 – a day
before she last saw the Prince of Wales who also has coronavirus.
This means…
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom,
Boris Johnson, has tested positive for coronavirus. Mr Johnson is
to self-isolate in Downing Street while he recovers from the highly
infectious COVID-19. Several members of Downing Street staff have
also been quarantined…
Prince Charles seen for first time since coronavirus diagnosis as he applauds NHS workers
26th March 2020
The Prince of Wales has been seen for the
first time since he was diagnosed with coronavirus in a video
posted to Instagram by Clarence House. The footage shows both
Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall applauding healthcare
workers in the UK who are dealing with…
The Queen and Prince Charles join in with nationwide applause for healthcare workers in Britain
26th March 2020
The Queen joined in with a nationwide
round-of-applause at Windsor Castle on Thursday evening, with the
Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall also taking part in
Balmoral. Her Majesty and Their Royal Highnesses were just three of
the millions of people who stood on by their doorsteps, windows and
balconies at 8pm to show their appreciation for NHS workers tacking
the coronavirus…
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and
Prince Louis have joined millions of people across the United
Kingdom in a huge round-of-applause for NHS workers. In a video
posted to Instagram, the young Cambridge children can be seen
clapping in support of doctors, nurses, carers…
Prince Albert of Monaco has addressed
speculation that he could have been the person who infected the
Prince of Wales with coronavirus. Prince Albert and Prince Charles
are the only known royals to have been infected with COVID-19, both
of whom attended an event together…
A message has been posted on The Queen’s
official Twitter account encouraging people to show their
appreciation to NHS staff. People in Britain are being urged to
take part in a nationwide applause on Thursday evening at 8pm to
thank those who are dealing with the coronavirus, particularly
nurses, doctors and carers. The Royal Family’s Twitter account
posted a message, saying: “Clap…
