(ANSA) - LONDON, JUN 22 - Queen Elizabeth, 96, actually rested for two weeks after the brief public appearances made at the beginning and end of the solemn early June celebrations of the Platinum Jubilee of the 70th anniversary of her record-breaking reign, has returned in the last two days to conduct some institutional hearings in person, in the residence of Windsor Castle.
The monarch was shown today receiving the governor of the Australian state of New South Wales, Margaret Beazley, on a visit to Great Britain: in an image she was portrayed smiling, in a yellow dress and for the first time in recent times without a cane. walk to which she is now forced to lean for travel after having openly confessed a few months ago that she has problems with walking.
Yesterday, however, Elizabeth II had received the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, the highest ecclesiastical dignitary of the Anglican confession, just like her from a recent contagion from Covid, who gave her a recognition from the Church for her "70 years of service", high emperor of the Kingdom .
The court also made it known that the sovereign does not exclude moving to Scottish land before the end of the month to spend the traditional week of stay in the Holyrood palace in Edinburgh.
And to participate in some institutional appointments on the calendar in the most impatient of the Kingdom, as if to symbolize the bond that she crowns her, however, she intends to maintain with Scotland.
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