Due to “mobility issues”, Buckingham Palace announced that the monarch had “reluctantly” decided not to attend the British Parliament.
Queen Elizabeth II will be absent on Tuesday for the Speech from the Throne in Parliament, a solemn meeting of British democracy, and will be replaced by Prince Charles, Buckingham Palace announced on Monday evening May 9, referring to the “mobility issuesof the monarch.
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“The Queen continues to have episodic mobility issues and, after consultation with her doctors, has reluctantly decided not to take part in the Speech from the Thronethe palace said in a statement.
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