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A private jet carrying the queen from Scotland to London was forced to abort a landing attempt after flying into an electrical storm ahead of the Jubilee.

Over the past year the queen's health has forced her to reduce the number of public appearances she has made and take a back seat on royal duties. Here, Newsweek looks at why.

To have died. it comes as the un has estimated the number of civilians killed in the conflict far exceeds the officialfigure of around 3000. tuesday's state opening of parliament marked the first time since 1963 that the queen didn't attend. her majesty had authorised the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge to open the new parliamentary session. prince charles delivered the speech on the queen's behalf after buckingham palace explained that her majesty was suffering from episodic mobility problems. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell examines the significance of the events. he's be...

Post—soviet leader to peacefully hand over power. the queen's speech, which sets out the british government's legislative programme, is one of the great events of state in the uk. but the one which happened on tuesday was a little different, because for the first time in nearly 60 years, queen elizabeth was not there. her majesty had authorised the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge to open the new parliamentary session. prince charles delivered the speech on the queen's behalf, after buckingham palace explained that the queen was suffering from episodic mobility problems. our royal c...

This is bbc news. i'm david eades. the latest headlines: anti—government protestors defy a nationwide curfew in sri lanka, calling for the country's president to step down. the head of the world health organization has said china's zero tolerance policy against covid is not sustainable. tuesday's uk state opening of parliament marked the first time since 1963 that queen elizabeth didn't attend. her majesty had authorised the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge to open the new parliamentary session. after buckingham palace explained that her majesty was suffering from "episodic mobility...