In A 1St The Queen Will Not Return To London To Receive Boris Johnson And His Heir

The 96-year-old monarch traditionally holds audiences with outgoing and incoming prime ministers at Buckingham Palace, her official London residence. This will be the first time in her 70-year reign that the monarch has appointed a new prime minister away from Buckingham Palace. Officials said Johnson will travel to Balmoral Castle, the Queen’s summer country home in the Scottish Highlands, to formally tender his resignation on Tuesday. His replacement – either British foreign secretary Liz Truss or former finance minister Rishi Sunak, the two finalists in the Tory leadership race – will also make the trip on the same day and will be asked by Queen Elizabeth to form new government. The Queen, who celebrated her Platinum Jubilee this year, has been struggling with mobility and has canceled a number of engagements in recent months. He now regularly uses a cane. Palace officials did not explain the new arrangement, but British media reported that the decision to remain in Scotland was made to provide certainty for the political handover. The Queen has spent most of the pandemic at Balmoral and has been traveling less often in recent times due to what the palace called mobility issues. (Andrew Milligan/Reuters) Asked about the announcement, Johnson told reporters on Wednesday: “I don’t talk about my conversations with the Queen, no prime minister ever does.” “But I can tell you that we’re definitely going to make sure that the arrangements for the delivery fit perfectly around her and whatever she wants.” The Queen was served by 14 prime ministers during her reign, from Winston Churchill in the 1950s to Johnson. The official appointment of the prime minister is part of her duties as head of state. The monarch moved to Windsor Castle, west of London, at the start of the coronavirus pandemic and now spends most of her time there. Johnson announced his resignation in early July after mounting ethics scandals toppled his government. He remained in his post as caretaker prime minister until his Conservative Party announced a successor on Monday.

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The 96-year-old monarch traditionally holds audiences with outgoing and incoming prime ministers at Buckingham Palace, her official London residence. This will be the first time in her 70-year reign that the monarch has appointed a new prime minister away from Buckingham Palace. Officials said Johnson will travel to Balmoral Castle, the Queen’s summer country home in the Scottish Highlands, to formally tender his resignation on Tuesday. His replacement – either British foreign secretary Liz Truss or former finance minister Rishi Sunak, the two finalists in the Tory leadership race – will also make the trip on the same day and will be asked by Queen Elizabeth to form new government. The Queen, who celebrated her Platinum Jubilee this year, has been struggling with mobility and has canceled a number of engagements in recent months. He now regularly uses a cane. Palace officials did not explain the new arrangement, but British media reported that the decision to remain in Scotland was made to provide certainty for the political handover. The Queen has spent most of the pandemic at Balmoral and has been traveling less often in recent times due to what the palace called mobility issues. (Andrew Milligan/Reuters) Asked about the announcement, Johnson told reporters on Wednesday: “I don’t talk about my conversations with the Queen, no prime minister ever does.” “But I can tell you that we’re definitely going to make sure that the arrangements for the delivery fit perfectly around her and whatever she wants.” The Queen was served by 14 prime ministers during her reign, from Winston Churchill in the 1950s to Johnson. The official appointment of the prime minister is part of her duties as head of state. The monarch moved to Windsor Castle, west of London, at the start of the coronavirus pandemic and now spends most of her time there. Johnson announced his resignation in early July after mounting ethics scandals toppled his government. He remained in his post as caretaker prime minister until his Conservative Party announced a successor on Monday.

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The 96-year-old monarch traditionally holds audiences with outgoing and incoming prime ministers at Buckingham Palace, her official London residence. This will be the first time in her 70-year reign that the monarch has appointed a new prime minister away from Buckingham Palace. Officials said Johnson will travel to Balmoral Castle, the Queen’s summer country home in the Scottish Highlands, to formally tender his resignation on Tuesday. His replacement – either British foreign secretary Liz Truss or former finance minister Rishi Sunak, the two finalists in the Tory leadership race – will also make the trip on the same day and will be asked by Queen Elizabeth to form new government. The Queen, who celebrated her Platinum Jubilee this year, has been struggling with mobility and has canceled a number of engagements in recent months. He now regularly uses a cane. Palace officials did not explain the new arrangement, but British media reported that the decision to remain in Scotland was made to provide certainty for the political handover. The Queen has spent most of the pandemic at Balmoral and has been traveling less often in recent times due to what the palace called mobility issues. (Andrew Milligan/Reuters) Asked about the announcement, Johnson told reporters on Wednesday: “I don’t talk about my conversations with the Queen, no prime minister ever does.” “But I can tell you that we’re definitely going to make sure that the arrangements for the delivery fit perfectly around her and whatever she wants.” The Queen was served by 14 prime ministers during her reign, from Winston Churchill in the 1950s to Johnson. The official appointment of the prime minister is part of her duties as head of state. The monarch moved to Windsor Castle, west of London, at the start of the coronavirus pandemic and now spends most of her time there. Johnson announced his resignation in early July after mounting ethics scandals toppled his government. He remained in his post as caretaker prime minister until his Conservative Party announced a successor on Monday.

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The 96-year-old monarch traditionally holds audiences with outgoing and incoming prime ministers at Buckingham Palace, her official London residence. This will be the first time in her 70-year reign that the monarch has appointed a new prime minister away from Buckingham Palace. Officials said Johnson will travel to Balmoral Castle, the Queen’s summer country home in the Scottish Highlands, to formally tender his resignation on Tuesday. His replacement – either British foreign secretary Liz Truss or former finance minister Rishi Sunak, the two finalists in the Tory leadership race – will also make the trip on the same day and will be asked by Queen Elizabeth to form new government. The Queen, who celebrated her Platinum Jubilee this year, has been struggling with mobility and has canceled a number of engagements in recent months. He now regularly uses a cane. Palace officials did not explain the new arrangement, but British media reported that the decision to remain in Scotland was made to provide certainty for the political handover. The Queen has spent most of the pandemic at Balmoral and has been traveling less often in recent times due to what the palace called mobility issues. (Andrew Milligan/Reuters) Asked about the announcement, Johnson told reporters on Wednesday: “I don’t talk about my conversations with the Queen, no prime minister ever does.” “But I can tell you that we’re definitely going to make sure that the arrangements for the delivery fit perfectly around her and whatever she wants.” The Queen was served by 14 prime ministers during her reign, from Winston Churchill in the 1950s to Johnson. The official appointment of the prime minister is part of her duties as head of state. The monarch moved to Windsor Castle, west of London, at the start of the coronavirus pandemic and now spends most of her time there. Johnson announced his resignation in early July after mounting ethics scandals toppled his government. He remained in his post as caretaker prime minister until his Conservative Party announced a successor on Monday.