The storm depression "Sabine" extends its feelers to Germany. It's already raging all Sunday on the British Isles. Queen Elizabeth II (93) is also affected. As a result, the head of the United Kingdom had to cancel its church visit in Sandringham, Norfolk, on Sunday, as the BBC reports. The reason: public safety concerns because of the bad weather.
However, a spokeswoman for Buckingham Palace added that the primary concern is the safety of the many onlookers, rather than concerns about the Queen. By the way: In Great Britain, the current storm over Europe is not called "Sabine" as in this country, but simply "Ciara".