Prince William drives Andrew, Edward and Sophie to Balmoral as Prince Charles clutches briefcase and heads to Queen’s bedside amid concerns for her health

• Her Majesty was evaluated by her doctors this morning amid increasing concerns for her health

• Prince Charles, Camilla and Princess Anne were first to Balmoral because they were all in Scotland already

• RAF plane carrying Prince William, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward and wife Sophie landed in Aberdeen at 4pm

• The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were meant to be at London charity bash – but only Harry will go north now

• Duchess could potentially join Harry in Scotland at a later date, a source said, following a change of plan

• The Queen cancelled a Privy Council meeting to be held on Zoom last night after doctors asked her to rest

Prince William has driven Prince Andrew, Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex, to Balmoral as they raced to be at the Queen’s bedside to join a vigil led by Prince Charles and Princess Anne today.

The Duke of Cambridge took to the wheel of his Reach Meanderer with his uncles and auntie on board after they were traveled to Aberdeen from London by RAF fly this evening in the midst of profound worries about Her Highness’ wellbeing.

Hours earlier the Prince of Wales, the heir to the throne, was seen clutching a large briefcase as he boarded the royal helicopter from Dumfries House in Ayrshire with his wife Camilla.  Princess Anne was already at Balmoral after royal duties also took her to Scotland.

All Her Majesty’s children are with their mother – along with William – after doctors revealed they are ‘concerned’ for the monarch’s health and are keeping her under medical supervision. But Prince Harry is travelling to Aberdeenshire without his wife Meghan Markle, who is staying at Frogmore Cottage, following a mysterious ‘change of plan’.

In an extraordinary explanation about the 96-year-old’s wellbeing, Buckingham Royal residence portrayed the Sovereign as ‘agreeable’ after her PCPs analyzed her today, hours after she was educated to rest rather regarding going to a gathering of the Privy Committee on Zoom the previous evening.

 

A regal representative said: ‘Following further assessment today, The Sovereign’s primary care physicians are worried for Her Highness’ wellbeing and have suggested she stay under clinical watch. The Sovereign remaining parts agreeable and at Balmoral.’ Hordes of well-wishers have assembled external Balmoral and Buckingham Royal residence, where an intriguing twofold rainbow seemed tonight.

Prince Charles, Camilla and Princess Anne are with the Queen, whose health appears to have worsened this morning. The heir to the throne landed in a helicopter on the Balmoral lawn earlier today. The couple have been in Scotland for a series of engagements with Charles said to be making daily visits this summer. 

At 4pm a fly from RAF Northolt in London to Aberdeen landed conveying the Duke of York, Ruler Edward, Lord of Wessex, and his significant other Sophie, who recorded off the plane drove by Sovereign William. Their escort of vehicles showed up at Balmoral at 5pm.

Prince Harry was not on board but is believed to be on his way to Balmoral, separately from other royals. It is understood Meghan will remain in London, but will not attend the WellChild awards as planned. The duchess could potentially join Harry in Scotland at a later date, a source said, following a change of plan where it was initially suggested Meghan would go north with her husband.

Furthermore, Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, remained behind and was seen in Windsor heading to get George, Charlotte and Louis after their most memorable entire day at their new school.

Her ‘immediate family’ were informed, Buckingham Palace revealed, with her heir, the Prince of Wales, and his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, rushing to her bedside from their Scottish home Dumfries House in Ayrshire by helicopter.

The Duke of Cambridge flew up from Windsor to be with the 96-year-old monarch. 

Be that as it may, his significant other Kate stays at Adelaide Cabin since George, Charlotte and Louis are having their most memorable entire day at school today.

The Princess Royal, Princess Anne, was already at Balmoral after an engagement in Scotland this week. 

The Duke of York and the Earl and Countess of Wessex flew up with William this afternoon.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were scheduled to attend the WellChild Awards in London this evening but the couple changed their plans at the 11th hour.

 and are heading to Aberdeenshire, their spokesman confirmed, as millions of Britons and Her Majesty’s subjects around the world pray for her recovery.

An assertion about the ruler’s wellbeing is incredibly uncommon and recommends what is going on is intense. Also, specialists said it is even more stressing in light of the fact that every one of her youngsters – and Ruler William and Sovereign Harry – are either currently close by or in transit.

Royal biographer Nigel Cawthorne said: ‘It leads us to believe the situation is much more serious than we’ve been told’.

And worried Britons have already gathered at the gates of Balmoral to pray for Her Majesty and pay their respects.

Minutes before the Buckingham Castle explanation, the new Head of the state Liz Bracket was given a note in the Center educating her regarding the improvement as she was uncovering her arrangements to cover energy bills for the following two years.

Ms Truss, who was at Balmoral with the Queen on Tuesday when she became PM, said ‘the whole country will be deeply concerned by the news from Buckingham Palace this lunchtime’ adding ‘my thoughts – and the thoughts of people across our United Kingdom – are with Her Majesty The Queen and her family at this time

Downing Street said it is not aware of any changes to business in the House of Commons on Friday.

The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said this would be a matter for the Speaker.

Minutes before the Buckingham Castle explanation, the new Head of the state Liz Bracket was given a note in the Center educating her regarding the improvement as she was uncovering her arrangements to cover energy bills for the following two years.

US President Joe Biden told Liz Bracket he was ‘keeping the Sovereign and her family in their viewpoints’, the White House said.

The president and the Prime Minister were taking part in a video conference about the war in Ukraine.

‘President Biden likewise passed on to State head Support that he was following reports about Sovereign Elizabeth’s wellbeing and that he and the Principal Woman are keeping the Sovereign and her family in their viewpoints,’ a White House explanation said.

Yesterday the Queen was forced to postpone a Privy Council meeting at the last minute on doctors’ advice.  Following a busy day on Tuesday, during which she greeted both Boris Johnson and Liz Truss at Balmoral, as well as undertaking other light duties, the 96-year-old monarch was told to rest.

And today Buckingham Palace revealed that doctors have been brought to Balmoral after concerns this morning.

Charles was said to have been making customary morning visits to see his mom this late spring as she kept on battling with her portability, with the impromptu visits considered profoundly strange.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has said the ‘prayers of the nation’ are with the Queen, the head of the Church of England. ‘My prayers, and the prayers of people across the (Church of England) and the nation, are with Her Majesty The Queen today,’ Justin Welby twitter.

‘May God’s presence strengthen and comfort Her Majesty, her family, and those who are caring for her at Balmoral.’

She had been because of hold the Privy Chamber practically the previous night, during which the new Top state leader would have made her vow as First Ruler of the Depository and Bureau clergymen would have been sworn into their jobs and made privy advisors, while possibly not currently named as one before.

There had been a flurry of activity in the Commons this lunchtime as concerns about the Queen were raised to the Prime Minister. Nadhim Zahawi had handed her a note, which she read and put in

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle interrupted the speech of SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford during the energy debate to tell MPs: ‘I know I speak on behalf of the entire House when I say that we send our best wishes to Her Majesty the Queen and that she and the royal family are in our thoughts and prayers at this moment.’ He added: ‘If there is anything else, we will update the House accordingly.’ 

The regal family’s site seemed to crash following the fresh insight about the Sovereign’s wellbeing concerns. A blunder message showed up on screen perusing: ‘Door break’.

SNP Westminster Leader Ian Blackford said he was ‘saddened’ to hear the announcement made about the Queen’s health.

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle interrupted Mr Blackford’s speech in the energy debate to say the House sends its best wishes to the Queen.

Resuming his speech, Mr Blackford told the Commons: ‘I’m sure on behalf of all colleagues that we’re saddened to hear the announcement that has been made, and the thoughts and prayers of all of us will be with Her Majesty the Queen and indeed with the royal family.’

Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said: ‘All of us are feeling profoundly concerned at reports of Her Majesty’s health.

‘My thoughts and wishes are with the Queen and all of the royal family at this time.’

It comes after a line of medical issues for the undeniably delicate sovereign, who was exhorted not to head out to London from her High country home this week to acknowledge the renunciation of her active Top state leader and choose Miss Support.

It was the first time in her 70-year reign that the Queen has appointed a Prime Minister at Balmoral.

The two politicians made the 1,000-mile round trip from London rather than making the Queen, who has suffered episodic mobility problems since October, travel back from Scotland.

Buckingham Castle said there were no established issues with the deferral to procedures, which will be re-organized, and that the choice to urge Her Highness to rest has not involved a clinic stay.

But the decision to postpone the virtual meeting will, inevitably, cause renewed concern for the Queen’s health.

A Palace spokesman said last night: ‘After a full day yesterday, Her Majesty has this afternoon accepted doctors’ advice to rest.

‘This means that the Privy Council meeting that had been due to take place this evening will be rearranged.’

The Queen was pictured on Tuesday smiling and alert, but still frail, using a stick and sporting extensive bruising on her hands as the inevitable result of her advancing years.

It was the first time she had been seen in public for 47 days, while enjoying her well-earned annual break on Royal Deeside. As well as meeting Mr Johnson and Miss Truss on Tuesday, the Queen also had another duty afterwards: Investing her outgoing communications secretary Donal McCabe with the Insignia of a Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order – an honour in the monarch’s personal gift for service to the Royal Family.

She likewise managed a few red boxes of papers, while various visitors were seen leaving the palace before the principal crowds started. The Sovereign frequently has relatives and companions to remain during her yearly occasion and is said to have been ‘immersed’ with organization this year – albeit, quite, not her grandson Ruler Harry and his significant other Meghan, who are in the UK momentarily on a visit from California.

Well-placed sources have repeatedly said that the monarch is ‘old, not ill’, and one person who saw her recently described her as being ‘in excellent form’.However, last week she decided not to go to one more staple of the regal schedule, the Braemar Social occasion – the most popular occasion from the High country Games circuit.

Meanwhile, earlier in the year the Prince of Wales stood in for her at the State Opening of Parliament.

She secretly spent a night in hospital last October undergoing tests and was then under doctors’ orders to rest for the next three months, missing the Remembrance Sunday Cenotaph service in London and Cop26 climate change talks in Glasgow.

The Queen, who lost Prince Philip – her husband of 73 years – in April last year, then caught Covid in February and suffered from mild cold-like symptoms but said the virus left her ‘very tired and exhausted’.

As the country’s longest-dominant ruler she was, be that as it may, ready to show up at her Platinum Celebration festivities in June.

On Tuesday, the Queen received an outpouring of love on social media after the Royal Family released images of her receiving Liz Truss at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, where she invited the newly-elected leader of the Conservative Party to become prime minister

The smiling head of state looked bright but frail and used a walking stick during the audience, which followed a visit from outgoing prime minister Boris Johnson as he tendered his resignation.

It was whenever in her 70-year first rule that the Sovereign has delegated a Head of the state at Balmoral. It was additionally whenever Her Highness first has been envisioned since she was seen showing up at the home on July 21 for her late spring occasion.

The two politicians made the 1,000 round trip from London, rather than making the monarch, who has suffered episodic mobility problems since last October, travel back from Scotland.

With her hair neatly curled, the monarch, dressed in a blouse, cardigan and a Balmoral tartan skirt, stood as she met Ms Truss. 

Some observers noticed that Her Majesty’s right hand appeared bruised or purple in photographs of their meeting.

Be that as it may, numerous virtual entertainment clients voiced their help for the ruler, remarking on how well she had introduced herself and offering their appreciation to the mind boggling length of her rule which has now spread over the conditions of 15 heads of the state, including Support.

The Queen is on her summer break on the Balmoral estate, and not due to return until early October.

On Tuesday Mr Johnson arrived at around 11.16am and left around 39 minutes later at 11.55am, while Ms Truss arrived at 12.22pm and departed around 33 minutes later at 12.55pm.

The Queen also had another duty afterwards recorded in the Court Circular.

She contributed her Correspondences Secretary Donal McCabe with the Emblem of a Lieutenant of the Illustrious Victorian Request (LVO), a distinction in the ruler’s very own gift for administration to the imperial family.

A number of guests were also seen leaving the castle before the first audiences began. The Queen often has family members and friends to stay during her annual holiday.

The Sun reported recently that the Prince of Wales had been making regular morning visits to see his mother as she continues to struggle with her mobility, with the unplanned visits considered highly unusual.

She missed the Braemar Get-together good country games last end of the week, which she for the most part goes to every year, for her ‘solace’.

Royal sources confirmed that there were two main issues in terms of the Queen’s attendance – firstly getting her to the games, but also that she would have to sit in public for a long period of time to watch them. 

The choice provoked new feelings of trepidation about the Sovereign’s wellbeing, only two days after Buckingham Royal residence said she would stay in Scotland to delegate another state head at Balmoral without precedent for her rule.

Until now, the Queen has never missed the Highland Games during her 70-year reign, following a tradition of the monarch attending which was started by Queen Victoria 174 years ago in 1848. The event is held a short distance from where Her Majesty is staying on her annual summer at the Balmoral Castle estate in Aberdeenshire. 

And the monarch also remained at home instead of attending the traditional Sunday church service at Balmoral on Sunday.

Prince Charles cut a lonely figure as he was spotted without Her Majesty at the weekly service at Crathie Kirk. The monarch was a regular attendee at the small church while staying at the royal estate in previous years.

Buckingham Palace has declined to give an ongoing commentary on the monarch’s health.

During her Platinum Jubilee celebrations, the Queen only travelled to Buckingham Palace twice, first for her Trooping the Colour balcony appearance and then for a finale after the pageant.

She spends most of her time at Windsor Castle, 22 miles from central London, living there during the pandemic and while major renovations take place at the Palace, and for her comfort.

She secretly spent a night in hospital in October undergoing tests and was then under doctors’ orders to rest for the next three months, missing the Remembrance Sunday Cenotaph service and Cop26 climate change talks.

The Queen caught Covid in February, and suffered from mild cold-like symptoms but said the virus left her ‘very tired and exhausted’.