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Queen Misses Remembrance Events Due to Illness

Queen Camilla will miss Remembrance Sunday due to illness, while other royals continue with duties.

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What is the current status of the Queen's health?: The Queen's condition is not considered alarming, and doctors advise a few more days of rest for a full recovery. She hopes to resume public duties early next week.
Who will represent the royal family at the Cenotaph?: King Charles will represent the nation by laying a wreath at the Cenotaph, while the Queen will privately observe the occasion at home.
How did Prince William describe the past year for his family?: Prince William recently described the past year as the 'hardest year' of his life, due to his wife's cancer treatment and his father's ongoing cancer treatment.
Why will Queen Camilla miss the Remembrance events this weekend?: Queen Camilla will miss this weekend's Remembrance events due to a seasonal chest infection, following doctor's orders to ensure a full recovery and prevent further risk.
Why is Queen Camilla particularly mindful of her health this weekend?: Queen Camilla's absence is due to a desire to avoid potentially infecting elderly veterans attending the Remembrance events.

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