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'Thinner and frailer' Queen, 95, is being closely monitored after catching Covid - Vimarsana News

'Thinner and frailer' Queen, 95, is being closely monitored after catching Covid

Her Majesty will be 'carefully monitored' this week with staff taking a 'sensible' approach after Buckingham Palace yesterday said she had tested positive for coronavirus.

Queen, 95, issues message of condolence to Brazil after 170 died in flood-hit city - Vimarsana News

Queen, 95, issues message of condolence to Brazil after 170 died in flood-hit city

The Queen continued duties as head of state despite Covid as she sent a message of condolence to the Brazilian president after 170 people died in the city of Petropolis due to flooding

ROBERT HARDMAN: No crisis talks... it's just business as usual for our stoic sovereign - Vimarsana News

ROBERT HARDMAN: No crisis talks... it's just business as usual for our stoic sovereign

ROBERT HARDMAN: Yesterday's terse statement, confirming that the monarch has tested positive for Covid, will only have been issued through gritted teeth.

How Lilibet's first few months in California will differ WILDLY from big brother Archie's - Vimarsana News

How Lilibet's first few months in California will differ WILDLY from big brother Archie's

Harry and Meghan welcomed Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor on Friday, confirmed in a slick announcement issued today which was the polar opposite to the PR fiasco over Archie's birth.

Sublime, humble and witty to the last: Prince Philip's funeral saluted a man like no other - Vimarsana News

Sublime, humble and witty to the last: Prince Philip's funeral saluted a man like no other

For a man like no other, it was a funeral like no other. From the Land Rover that carried his coffin, to the sounding of Action Stations as he was lowered into the crypt, there was no mistaking the Duke of Edinburgh’s hand in every detail. The one thing he did not anticipate was having to make allowances for a pandemic, but he would have been proud, as ever, of his wife of 73 years as the Queen, a study in stoicism, said her own silent farewell, battling through without anyone by her side. Inside St George’s Chapel the ceremony was stripped down and subdued by the strict lockdown regulati...