The Queen

The Queen has cancelled her planned virtual engagements after continuing to suffer from mild cold-like symptoms due to Covid, Buckingham Palace has announced. The monarch, 95, tested positive for the virus on Sunday, and had audiences via video link ...

The Royal Household has its own royal physicians and the Queen’s doctors will be keeping a close eye on the head of state and monitoring her progress, with Professor Sir Huw Thomas, head of the Medical Household and Physician to the Queen, expected to be in charge. She is set to host the Diplomatic Reception on March 2, where she will meet hundreds of members of the Diplomatic Corps at Windsor. The Queen is due to speak to Prime Minister Boris Johnson by telephone on Wednesday for their weekly audience, and is also likely to have other planned virtual audiences in the diary.

"People are asking why we posted without allowing the royal family or the palace to release a statement. Why? Because we break stories," Jason Lee, ...

Lee acknowledged that the reaction he received on the Queen story “has been different,” but he was not thinking about the gravity of the news when reporting it — he was just doing the job. On Wednesday, the Palace and a spokesperson from the prime minister’s office confirmed to BuzzFeed News that the Queen held her audience with Johnson that afternoon, local time. In his interview with BuzzFeed News before getting on a boat at an undisclosed location, Lee added that after he posted his original story, he got a call from another source familiar with the British military who told him that all the top generals had been summoned to Windsor Castle four hours before his exclusive went live. “I'm not a conspiracy theorist, and everything aligns with me feeling very confident, which is why I doubled down on it,” he went on. Lee, who grew up in Stockton, California, is known for being a bombastic personality in the hip-hop media world. The site doesn’t even have interns, Lee scoffed, expressing frustration that other media outlets had not bothered to check the authenticity of the Twitter account. It posted an update Tuesday night again claiming that the Queen had died and detailing the “London Bridge” protocols that would go into place to announce her death. Instagram blurred both posts marking them “false information.” The next day, a Twitter account pretending to be Hollywood Unlocked published a retraction, blaming the whole ordeal on an intern. The story and subsequent social media postings went viral, sparking confusion about the status of the monarchy, questions about Lee and his site, and memes. “I would never post something like this if the person that told me, I did not trust,” Lee said. News of Lanegan's death was shared on Why? Because we break stories," Jason Lee, the media company's CEO, told BuzzFeed News.

As part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations, a concert will be held at the monarch's London abode on Saturday 4 June. The BBC has revealed that 5,000 ...

The Queen has cancelled her planned virtual engagements for Tuesday as she continues to experience Covid symptoms. A Buckingham Palace spokesperson said: ...

The Queen is believed to be triple-vaccinated. She has a number of major engagements coming up next month. She had virtual audiences planned for Tuesday. The palace said she would still continue with light duties, but it understood further engagements over the coming week would be decided on nearer the time.

The Queen has held her weekly telephone audience with the prime minister despite having COVID-19, Buckingham Palace said.

She and Boris Johnson - the 14th prime minister during her reign - hold a weekly audience on Wednesdays following Prime Minister's Questions in the Commons. The Queen has held her weekly telephone audience with the prime minister despite having COVID-19, Buckingham Palace said. A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: "Her Majesty did speak to the prime minister this evening."

The Queen cancelled virtual audiences on Tuesday, but her symptoms were said to have worn off by Wednesday evening in time for her regular call with Boris ...

A number of cases have been diagnosed in the Windsor Castle team, according to reports. - February 14: The Duchess of Cornwall tests positive for Covid-19. Royal sources say Camilla, 74, has been triple vaccinated, adding that Clarence House will continue to follow government guidelines and review her engagements. A Clarence House spokesman said: 'The Duchess of Cornwall has tested positive for Covid-19 and is self-isolating. She said: 'There are a couple of obvious aggravating factors here. She also missed the Church of England's General Synod. - February 11: Prince Charles tests positive for Covid-19 for a second time and begins self-isolating. The Royal Household has its own royal physicians and the Queen's doctors will be on hand to take care of and monitor the head of state. Professor Sir Huw Thomas, head of the Medical Household and Physician to the Queen, is expected to be in charge. 'Also when you see the Queen now she is considerably thinner and frailer than she was a year ago and of course she will now have to be carefully monitored.' She will also be given a digest of the day's news from the early-morning radio and television bulletins, and a selection of papers, with her photo gracing most of the front pages after the announcement that she has Covid. We continue to follow government guidelines.' The diagnosis comes as doctors continue to monitor the Queen's health after Charles was diagnosed with Covid-19 less than 48 hours after seeing his mother. The Queen continued with her duties as head of state and sent condolences to Brazil after 170 died in the city of Petropolis after floods caused deadly mudslides and swept away homes