Queen’s ‘under-the-radar’ question she always asks prime ministers to catch them out
- 2 years ago
Queen Elizabeth II, 96, was absent from the annual state opening of Parliament in the House of Lords this week. Britain’s longest-serving monarch normally gives a speech outlining the Government’s agenda for the year. But due to the ongoing mobility issues she is experiencing, Prince Charles took over the ceremonial responsibility for the first time. Boris Johnson pledged to “grow and strengthen the economy” through the measures announced in the speech. The Tory leader is the 14th Prime Minister of the UK to serve Her Majesty during her 70 years on the throne – an anniversary that will be commemorated next month with the Platinum Jubilee. Although the Queen is expected to remain politically ...
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