The Queen walked with the aid of a stick as she visited Westminster Abbey to celebrate the centenary of the Royal British Legion. Her Majesty, who was joined by her daughter Princess Anne, in her first full public church service since the Covid lockdowns
The Queen joined veterans for the centenary of the Royal British Legion on Tuesday, walking with a stick she last used in public 17 years ago in one of her first concessions to comfort in older age.
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