While the health of Elizabeth II worries, the queen is determined to get back on her feet. At the end of March, she plans to attend a ceremony in tribute to Prince Philip.
It is an event that she does not want to miss under any circumstances. But his health might well prevent him. After contracting the coronavirus, Elizabeth II remains weakened. This is why Her Majesty will not be able to be present at the religious service at Westminster Abbey in London scheduled for Monday, March 14 for Commonwealth Day. “The Queen has asked the Prince of Wales to represent Her Majesty in Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on Monday”Buckingham Palace said in a statement, adding that the Queen “will continue with other scheduled engagements, including in-person engagements in the coming week”. If she has therefore resolved to miss this ceremony, there is another one that she does not intend to miss. : the memorial service to be rendered to Prince Philip.
According to the British media, moreover, plans are being made for Elizabeth II to attend this ceremony which will commemorate the memory of her late husband on March 29. The Queen “always hope” attend the Thanksgiving service for the Duke of Edinburgh at Westminster Abbey, but those around her fear she is not mobile enough to do so. Especially since Her Majesty would have already categorically refused to be installed in a wheelchairaccording to information from DailyMail. To encourage his presence, the duration of the ceremony was reduced to 50 minutes. On site, Elizabeth II should use a side door to avoid having to travel a long distance to get to her seat. And if the queen intends to do everything possible to be present, this is not the case of prince Harry.
Why won’t Prince Harry be there?
While his return to England seemed to be recorded, the husband of Meghan Markle should not ultimately make the trip to pay tribute to his grandfather. The reason ? Prince Harry doesn’t feel safe in the UK. Last January, he launched legal proceedings against the government, which refused to allow him to bear the costs of his protection. “The applicant does not feel safe while in the UK pleaded his lawyer Shaheed Fatima during a preliminary hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. It goes without saying that he wants to come back to see his family and friends and to continue to support the associations that are close to his heart.” The Ministry of the Interior argues in written submissions that a police security device “is not available on a private funding basis”.
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After contracting the coronavirus, Elizabeth II remains weakened
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This is why Her Majesty will not be able to be present at the religious service at Westminster Abbey in London scheduled for Monday March 14 for Commonwealth Day.
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“The Queen has asked the Prince of Wales to represent Her Majesty in Commonwealth Service at Westminster Abbey on Monday”
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The Queen ‘will continue with other planned engagements, including in-person engagements in the coming week’
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If she has therefore resolved to miss this ceremony, there is another one that she does not intend to miss: the memorial service which will be rendered to Prince Philip
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According to the British media elsewhere, plans are being drawn up so that Elizabeth II can attend this ceremony.
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The Queen ‘still hopes’ to attend the Thanksgiving service for the Duke of Edinburgh at Westminster Abbey, but those around her fear she is not mobile enough to do so
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Especially since Her Majesty would have already categorically refused to be installed in a wheelchair
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To encourage his presence, the duration of the ceremony was reduced to 50 minutes
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On site, Elizabeth II would have to use a side door to avoid having to walk a long distance to get to her seat
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And if the queen intends to do everything possible to be present, this is not the case of prince Harry
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While his return to England seemed to be confirmed, the husband of Meghan Markle should not finally make the trip to pay tribute to his grandfather
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The reason ? Prince Harry doesn’t feel safe in the UK
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Last January, he launched legal proceedings against the government, which refused to allow him to bear the costs of his protection.
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The applicant does not feel safe while in the UK”
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Queen Elizabeth II of England, returning from Scotland after Holyrood Week, attends the “Royal Windsor Horse Show” horse race on July 2, 2021 in Windsor. The sovereign arrived at the wheel of her Range Rover.
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“It goes without saying that he wants to come back to see his family and friends and to continue to support the associations that are so close to his heart”
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The Home Office argues in written submissions that a police security package ‘is not available on the basis of private funding’
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The Home Office argues in written submissions that a police security package ‘is not available on the basis of private funding’