Royal Family are 'terrified' and 'holding their breath' over the Queen's Covid struggles.The 95-year-old monarch tested positive for the virus last week and has not been seen in public since.In that time, the Queen's virtual engagements were also all postponed while she fought off the virus, something that a source close to the family says has left Royals deeply worried.Speaking to OK magazine, a source close to the family said that the Queen may have been diagnosed with Covid at the worst possible time.

They said: “Everyone in the family is praying that Her Majesty is going to be okay. But there are worries that she may have been exposed at the worst possible time.“There is mounting distress that her immune system might not be able to stand up to the virus.

It’s a terrifying time."The royals are staying tight-lipped and putting up a good front, but there is zero doubt that this is a hugely worrisome scenario.

The whole country is rattled."In encouraging news though, The Queen was able to hold her weekly audience with the Prime Minister on Wednesday (February 23).

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COLOMBO (News 1st); Former Sri Lankan Minister Udaya Gammanpila on Friday (3) announced that the battle to free Sri Lanka from the US has begun.Speaking to reporters for the first time since he was stripped of his ministerial position by the President on Thursday (3), Gammanpila said that the country is moving towards an abyss as the economy is managed by a person who has no understanding of economics.Udaya Gammanpila and Wimal Weerwansa were removed from their ministerial portfolios with effect from Thursday (3) evening, said the President’s Media Division.Gammanpila said calls were made to solve the crisis from within and outside of the cabinet of ministers, however, as those calls fell on deaf ears, the launch of a resolution ‘Taking The Nation On The Correct Path’ to solve the economic crisis suffered by Sri Lanka, was implemented.He said rather the looking at this resolution as a solution to the crisis, the administration decided to move out both him and Wimal Weerawansa.Gammanpila said while in government there were restrictions when it came to criticizing the government, however, today he has the freedom to reveal those who are responsible for the destruction caused to the economy.He also went on to note that ‘The Ugly American’, 1958 political novel by Eugene Burdick and William Lederer that depicts the failures of the U.S.

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Hong Kong retail chains ration goods amid Covid surge

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Government issues four 'key measures' to follow as Covid restrictions ease

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Pelosi says SOTU hecklers Boebert and Greene 'should just shut up'

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'Miserable' bloke took £500 and became 'millionaire in spare time' after Covid boredom

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Kate Garraway says ‘my life was turned upside down’ as husband Derek battled Covid

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India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
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