Queen forced to miss church service
THE Queen was forced to miss church yesterday as she rested after her health scare.
The deeply religious sovereign, who rarely fails to attend, had been due at All Saints Chapel in Windsor.
Her no-show came after she spent a night in hospital last week.
Yesterday’s cancellation on doctors’ advice was the first time she’s missed prayers at Windsor’s All Saints Chapel in Windsor since she returned from her summer break.
Palace insiders said Her Majesty wants to be at her best to greet world leaders at the COP26 summit in Glasgow next Monday.
Royal author Angela Levin said: “I am delighted she did not go to church because she is perhaps listening and agreeing to temporarily step back.
“Going to church on a Sunday sounds just a small event but it is a very big thing for the Queen and for any woman of her age.
“She is very religious and it is very important personally for her to go to church every Sunday.
“But she has to come out of the nice little bubble she has at Windsor Castle, get in and out of cars and up and down in church. It is all exhausting.
“It is very sensible to give it a miss so she can do more in the future.”