Buckingham Palace on Thursday (2). He said he felt a little uneasy at the Platinum Jubilee parade, the 70th anniversary of Elizabeth’s reign, and would not attend an audience scheduled for this Friday (3).

According to an official statement, the monarch “reluctantly” decided not to attend the National Thanksgiving Ceremony in St. Paul is in London.

“The Queen greatly enjoyed today’s birthday parade and air show, but felt some discomfort. Considering the travel and activity required to attend the National Thanksgiving Service at St. Paul’s Cathedral tomorrow, Her Majesty has decided, with great reluctance, that she will not attend.” , reads text.

In the statement of the royal family, II. He added that Elizabeth “looks forward to attending the lighthouse lighting event at Windsor Castle tonight and wants to thank everyone who has made this such a memorable occasion.”

United Kingdom today. To commemorate the 70th anniversary of Elizabeth’s reign, she launched the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, a series of events with the Queen’s participation. Thousands of people applauded the monarch, who stepped onto the balcony of Buckingham Palace to open the celebrations.