Rome: Queen Elizabeth II in a good spirit, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stressed on Saturday after the doctor suggested the 95-year-old Monarch to rest at least two weeks.
“I spoke with His Majesty and he was in a very good condition,” Johnson told the UK Broadcaster Channel 4 in Rome, where he attended the G20 weekend summit.
“He just followed the advice from his doctor and rested, and I thought it was important.
I think the whole country said well.” Queen, who recently spent the night at the hospital for “preliminary examination”, following medical advice to recover at least for the next two weeks, said Buckingham Palace on Friday.
He has canceled his appearance at the COP26 UN Climate Conference in Glasgow, a rare step for King Kohoraholik and more and more who told his personal commitment to environmental problems.
Johnson, who will lead the COP26 Summit from more than 120 leaders on Monday and Tuesday, warned of existential bets while playing when he did a round of interviews in the ancient Rome Colosseum.
The Roman Empire finally collapsed and the day of the darkness was followed in Europe.
“It is important to remember things that can be worse dramatically,” he told Channel 4.
Queen Elizabeth II is ‘in a very good shape’: British PM
