Queen, 95, keeps working as she welcomes ambassadors in Zoom virtual audience
The 95-year-old monarch appeared via Zoom from Windsor Castle today as she greeted dignitaries at Buckingham Palace.
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The 95-year-old monarch appeared via Zoom from Windsor Castle today as she greeted dignitaries at Buckingham Palace.
The Queen is expected to foot part of the bill for her son Andrew's settlement in a bid to draw a line under the scandal before her much-anticipated Platinum Jubilee celebrations this summer.
It has reportedly been agreed that Miss Giuffre will not publicly tell her story until later in the year, so as not to add further damage to the royals as they commemorate 70 years on the throne.
Rear Admiral Dr Chris Parry (pictured) said he hopes Prince Andrew 'looks to a private life' and was sure the Royal Family will 'survive and still command the loyalty of the British people'.
The Clinton-appointed judge who threw out Sarah Palin's defamation suit against The New York Times while the jury is still deliberating the case claimed jurors 'will not know about my decision.'