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Alice Foster writes in this article that the Queen ''emerges from sick bed to give honour at Sandringham'', although we've heard from multiple sources that the Queen is up and about and dealing with the red boxes.
You have to wonder whether it is ignorance or whether she's lying? And I actually think she is lying, since she writes further down in the article that the Queen is also said to be up and about.
Queen health latest: Elizabeth II EMERGES from sick bed to give honour at Sandringham | Royal | News | Daily Express
Another thing I wonder is whether the newspapers in this country is obsessed with the Queen's death, since both the Sun, Mirror, Express, Metro and several local newspapers have written articles about it.
What happens when the Queen dies? From 12 days of mourning to who will become monarch - Mirror Online
What happens when the Queen dies? From Queen Elizabeth's funeral to Charles's coronation | Royal | News | Daily Express
What happens when the Queen dies? What to expect after Queen Elizabeth's death | Metro News
She may just have a heavy cold, but what does happen next when the Queen dies? | Bristol Post
You have to wonder whether it is ignorance or whether she's lying? And I actually think she is lying, since she writes further down in the article that the Queen is also said to be up and about.
Queen health latest: Elizabeth II EMERGES from sick bed to give honour at Sandringham | Royal | News | Daily Express
Britons across the country have been concerned about the their beloved monarch’s health after she fell ill more than a fortnight ago.
But in the first welcome sign of recovery, the monarch has given an honour to Ray Wheaton, her trusted Queen's Page of the Chambers.
The court circular records that the Queen has made him a Lieutenant of the Royal Victorian Order (LVO) for services to the Royal Family and household.
The Queen is also said to be up and about and dealing with red boxes of official papers while she continues to recover at her estate in Norfolk.
Another thing I wonder is whether the newspapers in this country is obsessed with the Queen's death, since both the Sun, Mirror, Express, Metro and several local newspapers have written articles about it.
What happens when the Queen dies? From 12 days of mourning to who will become monarch - Mirror Online
What happens when the Queen dies? From Queen Elizabeth's funeral to Charles's coronation | Royal | News | Daily Express
What happens when the Queen dies? What to expect after Queen Elizabeth's death | Metro News
She may just have a heavy cold, but what does happen next when the Queen dies? | Bristol Post
I agree!And I for one believe that those people believing the stories provide so much entertainment for the rest of us. Great to watch some of them on TRF: they will make a grand statement, and the moment you quiz them, they start to throw their toys out of their prams.
I've been fed up with the british media for a long time now, especially the Daily Express and their stupid stories and of course Shakespeare/Hardcastle and their lies. But we have to admit that lies and scandals sell, while the boring truth does not.Lately I've really been getting fed up with all the media in general and with the Queen's being reported as having a "heavy cold", it seemed like all of the idiots came out from under their rock and had to get their own two cents worth of exaggeration in. Its kind of sad but for eons, the general public has had to rely on professional journalists to relay the facts. Now its a rare thing to find a truly professional journalist.
So far, TRF has really stuck with the rules that statements could and should be backed up by credible sources. Its just getting harder and harder to find credible sources and its the word of the Daily Mail and the other tabloids that reign supreme as far as links go.
I think my grandmother had it right. She always said "Believe half of what you see and none of what you hear".