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Queen ‘misses church and is unlikely to be seen this week’

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Her Majesty is resting up to greet world leaders at the COP26 summit (Picture: PA)

The Queen missed church yesterday after spending a night in hospital last week, it’s reported.

Her Majesty, 95, rarely fails to attend church but is believed to be saving her energy to resume royal duties.

She cancelled a two-day trip to Northern Ireland at the last minute last week as she awaited medical test results.

The monarch is still expected to lead the Royal Family at the COP26 summit in Glasgow next Monday as aides insist checks are simply ‘precautionary’.

It’s thought the devout monarch received private prayers with a chaplain inside Windsor Castle on Sunday.

Concerns about her health come after she performed 120 official engagements in 194 days after Prince Philip’s death.

The Queen’s diary is packed into next year – including a massive celebration that will mark her 70 years on the throne. 

Palace sources told The Sun she is unlikely to be seen this week as she has been told by medics to only carry out light duties.

Queen Elizabeth II arrives at St Peter and St Paul church, in West Newton, Norfolk, to attend a Sunday service.
The Queen, seen in for a Norfolk Sunday service, rarely misses church (Picture: PA)
Queen Elizabeth II ahead of presenting the trophy after the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes during the Qipco British Champions Day at Ascot Racecourse. Picture date: Saturday October 16, 2021.
She cancelled a two-day trip to Northern Ireland (Picture: PA)

Royal author Angela Levin is ‘delighted’ the monarch decided against prayers at Windsor’s All Saints Chapel yesterday.

She says it shows she is ‘perhaps ­listening and agreeing to temporarily step back’.

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Levin said: ‘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.’

The Queen’s stay at King Edward VII’s Hospital in London on Wednesday was her first overnight stay at a hospital in eight years.

She was treated at the same private clinic in 2013 for gastroenteritis.

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