(ANSA) - LONDON, NOV 14 - As announced by BuckhinghamPalace three days ago, Queen Elizabeth today returns to the public after the weeks of rest prescribed by doctors during which she was also forced to a rare 24-hour hospital stay. The British media reported it.
The 95-year-old sovereign will participate in the annual Remembrance Day commemoration service, in honor of the war dead, in front of the London Cenotaph. This year the ceremonies return to their traditional splendor, after last year's version of the masses due to the Covid pandemic, with the participation of over 10,000 veterans and hundreds of soldiers.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will also be there.
As a tradition, Prince Charles will lay a crown of flowers for the queen at the cenotaph, at 11 (12 in Italy) a minute of silence will be held throughout the United Kingdom.
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