Queen Camilla has pulled out of royal engagements after falling ill, Buckingham Palace has announced.

LONDON (Reuters) - Queen Camilla, wife of the Britain's King Charles, has been forced to pull out of her planned engagements this week after suffering a chest infection, Buckingham Palace said on Tuesday. Camilla, 77, is resting at home while she recovers ...

Queen Camilla has had to withdraw from her scheduled engagements this week due to a chest infection, as announced by Buckingham Palace. The Duchess of Gloucester will be stepping in for Camilla at the annual opening of the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey on Thursday.

The Queen is unwell with a chest infection and has withdrawn from her engagements this week, Buckingham Palace has announced.

It's understood that Queen Camilla will not attend the commemoration as she is sick with a chest infection, and has been advised by doctors to take a short period of rest. The upd

Queen Camilla—wife of King Charles III—has canceled her upcoming engagements this week after falling ill with a chest infection.

Queen Camilla is battling a chest infection and has pulled out of her upcoming royal engagements. The Queen consort of the United Kingdom and the wife of King Charles, has had to withdraw from her engagements this week after she came down with a chest infection,

Buckingham Palace has issued an announcement about the Queen's health. Queen Camilla is "currently unwell with a chest infection" and has had to postpone engagements, the Palace said. Buckingham Palace said she has been advised to take a "short period of rest" but hopes to be able to attend Remembrance events at the weekend.

Camilla, 77, who has not long returned from a busy official overseas tour to Australia and Samoa, is understood to be resting at home