LONDON: Queen Elizabeth II has emerged to criticize the lack of global action against climate change in comments captured on the microphone.
The 95-year-old British Monarch was filmed on the phone when he visited Cardiff to open the Welsh parliament on Thursday.
At one point, talk to his daughter-in-law Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, and Parliament led Elin Jones officers, he said, “I’ve heard all about the police.
I still don’t know who will come,” on the tape, “, section – The sections that were not heard, the Queen also seemed to say it was “annoying” when they spoke, but they did not do it.
“The Queen was caused by welcoming leaders from all over the world to COP26, a UN climate conference at Glasgow, Scotland, at the end of the month.
Several heads of state or government, including XI Jinping China, has not said whether they will be present.
A Government Minister, Transportation Secretary Grant Shapps, said Queen’s comments were not intended for broadcast.
“I think the comments made personally have to remain personal, but we all share the desire to see the progress made and we know there will be hundreds of leaders who come to Glasgow for COP, “he told S KY News.
In the British constitutional monarchy, the Queen is intended to be on politics, and she rarely expresses the opinion in public.
His son and heir, Prince Charles, had long been bluntly against environmental problems.
And Charles’ son, Prince William has also taken the cause, supports Effective gifts for environmental innovation to be given on Sundays.
In an interview with BBC broadcasts on Thursday, William criticized space tourism, said the biggest mind in the world had to focus on improving the earth instead.
His comment was aired a day after the 90-year-old “Star Trek” actor William Shatner became the oldest person who flew into space, in a rocket funded by the founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos.