Amid Health Concerns, Queen Elizabeth II Won’t Attend COP26 Climate Conference in Person

By R

| 26 octobre 2021

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Queen Elizabeth II won’t attend the COP26 climate conference in person following advice to rest, Buckingham Palace said on Tuesday. The announcement came on a day when the queen carried out her first engagements since staying overnight in hospital last week.

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Amid Health Concerns, Queen Elizabeth II Won’t Attend COP26 Climate Conference in Person

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