Queen Elizabeth II's Death Certificate Made No Mention of Cancer
Queen Elizabeth II's death certificate makes no mention of cancer, despite claims in a new biography about the queen and her final years.
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Queen Elizabeth II's death certificate makes no mention of cancer, despite claims in a new biography about the queen and her final years.
Many considered the Queen to be matriarch of a nation, but to a small group, she was the matriarch of her own family, sharing special moments with them during the Platinum Jubilee.
William and Kate, along with George, eight, and Charlotte, seven, met performers and crew involved in a special Platinum Jubilee Celebration Concert at Cardiff Castle.
The ex-royals are expected to appear at St. Paul's Cathedral for the Jubilee event. Queen Elizabeth has canceled her attendance due to "some discomfort" during Thursday's Trooping the Colour.
Buckingham Palace said the queen would not join other royals for Friday's service of thanksgiving after experiencing "discomfort" at Thursday's parade.