prince Phillip: Latest News

OLD CITY - The Queen visited Independence Hall 46 years ago, when she was just 50-years-old. Throughout her seven-decade reign, she's left her mark on the world.Queen Elizabeth II, stood with then-Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo during her arrival to commemorate America’s 200th birthday, back in 1976 and the last time the Queen visited Philadelphia, Prince Phillip accompanying her.Hobart Gaywood, center, of the National Parks Service, shows a plaque describing the Bicentennial Bell, a gift of the Government of Great Britain to the United States, to Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in Philadelphia on Tuesday, July 6, 1976.

Piers Morgan has revealed he's "worried" about Queen Elizabeth II.The 56-year-old broadcaster is currently in Australia and on Thursday, appeared on the country's The Today Show where he was asked whether he was concerned for the 95-year-old monarch following her coronavirus diagnosis.In response, Piers confirmed that he was anxious for the ageing royal ahead of her Jubilee celebrations this Spring. Piers said: "I am worried about the Queen."I've been worried about her ever since [Prince] Phillip died.

The Queen's Covid diagnosis has forced the Royal Family to face the 'cold hard reality' of their precarious situation, an expert has claimed.In one of the most tumultuous periods for the Queen and fellow royals in living memory, the family has had to absorb Harry and Meghan quitting, the death of Prince Phillip, and more recently the allegations made against Prince Andrew.And according to Royal expert Daniela Elser, the latest news that the Queen has Covid will make projecting stability to the British public an even harder job.Following the Queen's diagnosis, Buckingham Palace put out a short statement, that many including Daniela Elser took umbrage with.It read: "Buckingham Palace confirm that The Queen has today tested positive for Covid.“Her Majesty is experiencing mild cold-like symptoms but expects to continue light duties at Windsor over the coming week.“She will continue to receive medical attention and will follow all the appropriate guidelines."The brevity of the statement rankled many, and writing in NewsAu, Elsner delivered her riposte.She said: "Buckingham Palace might be resolutely intent on projecting an image of a united royal family cheerily getting on with the job – but that blithe optimism looks like it’s increasingly flying in the face of cold hard reality."The commentator added that the short statement over the monarch's diagnosis was telling for the precious 'situation' the royal family is in.She added: "This whole situation highlights what is only going to become a more pressing and painful headache for the royal house, which is, how to manage news about Her Majesty’s health."The news of the Queen's illness comes just days after she was pictured using a walking stick.

After the shocking news of Prince Phillip’s hospitalisation last month, we finally have an update on his condition straight from a senior royal! His daughter in law and Prince Charles’ wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall recently gave fans an update on the condition of Prince Philip, who has been in the hospital for 15 days after being hospitalized for an infection. The Duchess said the 99-year-old royal is “slightly improving” but he “hurts at moments,” ITV news said via TMZ. “We keep our fingers crossed,” she added.

Sex Education star, who was cast as the Iron Lady in September, revealed she initially accepted the role ‘with no hesitation at all’.‘There are a few things in life where, if they come your way, you just know you have to say yes, before the fear says no,’ she told Deadline.But the nerves started picking up as the production date crept up.The 51-year-old recalled: ‘Certainly, as we got closer to filming, I almost died.

The Queen is expected to withdraw from public life "indefinitely" to "self-isolate" at Windsor Castle.

The Queen is reportedly being looked after by just a dozen staff and has been keeping in touch with family through video calls during lockdown.

Queen Elizabeth II recently celebrated her 94th birthday, i.e. April 21, 2020. However, due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic which has swept across the UK, like the rest of the world, there won't be any celebrations! Moreover, the Queen is currently stationed in Windsor Castle along with her husband Prince Phillip, 98. According to Entertainment Tonight, The Queen did not want the gun salute tradition as she felt it was inappropriate given the current scenario. Even the Trooping the Colour birthday parade for The Queen, which was supposed to take place in June 2020 has been cancelled untill further notice!