Queen Elizabeth aims to be well enough to present the George Cross
Queen expects to be well enough to deliver the George Cross to...

Queen gives UK’s health service top award, praises Covid vaccine rollout
Queen Elizabeth shouldn’t be forced to comply with royal demands, host Holly Willoughby.
Holly said: “I feel like right now, where she is,” in an interview with Camilla Tominey, Gyles Brandreth, and Phillip Schofield on ITV. Isn’t the concept of having to fulfil anything absurd?
Should we expect her to perform at the same level of responsibility as when she was 25? asked Camilla.
“I don’t think anyone watching would say yes to it,” Phillip retorted.
She is deciding on the day what she does because she is 96 and has episodic mobility challenges, Camilla had previously said of the 96-year-old.
She is going to take each day as it comes, despite the fact that she was riding a horse a couple of weeks ago and was doing better.
Coronavirus was contracted by Queen earlier this year. Due to her fragility, the monarch also opted out of some Platinum Jubilee events.
However, Queen expects to be well enough to deliver the George Cross to representatives of the National Health Service at Windsor Castle, senior journalist.
If the monarch chooses to go, Prince Charles will go with her, according to royal writer Richard Palmer.
The Royal Ulster Constabulary and Malta were both collectively awarded the George Cross in 1999, which King George VI instituted on September 24, 1940, at the height of the Blitz.
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