Prince Charles tells well-wishers the Queen is 'all right' as he meets excited crowds in Brixton
Telegraph, 11 Nov 2021
The Prince of Wales reassured a bystander about the health of the Queen as he met members of the public in Brixton.
Charles was greeted by crowds of people as he left a branch of NatWest bank in south London after an engagement for the Prince's Trust on Thursday.
One man asked him: "Prince Charles. How is your mother?"
The heir to the throne gave him an encouraging pat on the arm, and appeared to say: "She's alright, thank you."
The Queen, 95, has been under doctors' orders to rest during the past three weeks after undergoing preliminary tests and spending a night in hospital on October 20.
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Charles was greeted by crowds of people as he left a branch of NatWest bank in south London after an engagement for the Prince's Trust on Thursday.
One man asked him: "Prince Charles. How is your mother?"
The heir to the throne gave him an encouraging pat on the arm, and appeared to say: "She's alright, thank you."
The Queen, 95, has been under doctors' orders to rest during the past three weeks after undergoing preliminary tests and spending a night in hospital on October 20.
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