Queen Elizabeth II
Your schedule should be thinned out
Queen Elizabeth II should step significantly shorter.
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95 years and health problems: Queen Elizabeth II should take it easy. Officials now want to thin out their appointments.
Despite her 95 years, Queen Elizabeth II has a busy schedule. Due to her health problems in the last few days, however, this should now be massively thinned out. According to the Daily Mail, there are high-ranking employees working at the moment Buckingham Palace is working on a strategy for the coming weeks and months. In essence, it is about differentiating between important and unimportant appointments so that the workload for the Queen can be reduced.
Sir Edward Young, the Queen’s private secretary, is said to have been severely criticized internally. So he ruthlessly filled the Queen’s calendar with appointments that were not directly related to her role as head of state. The officials now want to draw up a core list in which key events of the next twelve months are listed.
Prince Charles or Prince William always with you
It is also taken into account that at the most important appointments, son Prince Charles (72) or grandson Prince William (39) should always be part of the party. In this way, it could be prevented that in the event of a short-term failure of the Queen, no high-ranking member of the royal family could be on site. But this is loud “Sunday Telegraph” decided some time ago.