(ANSA) - LONDON, NOV 09 - Queen Elizabeth, 95, spent the weekend in the country residence of Sandringham, Norfolk, as part of the period of rest from any travel or public engagement of person ordered by her doctors in October and then extended for two weeks, until at least November 14th. This was announced today by unofficial sources from Buckingham Palace, specifying that the sovereign - who last month underwent a very rare hospitalization of about 24 hours for unspecified "preliminary" medical examinations - in the meantime returned "by helicopter" to Windsor Castle, where in the next few days. will continue to concern itself.
In any case, the move to Sandringham represents a positive sign on the health conditions of Elizabeth II, after the concerns raised by the forced pause of these weeks, sealed by the reluctant renunciation of a participation in the presence of the international Onus climate conference CoP26 underway in Glasgow, Scotland, under the British presidency: an event that the royal family has shown to care very much and that the queen has nevertheless marked with a video message with passionate tones of alarm about global warming addressed to the leaders of the world.
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