PRINCE PHILLIP NOT DEAD AT 95 (YET)

[the Scribe]

more details to come if it is true. This could be another of those hoaxes but he has been sick lately. If he makes it until his birthday on June 10th we can say this is a false statement. 37 days and counting if my math is correct.

check this out first:

“Prince Philip dead 2017” : Prince killed by internet death hoax
By Jessica Simpson|
London|
Last updated on May 4, 2017

en.mediamass.net/people/prince-philip/deathhoax.html

www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/611200/prince-philip-dead-uk-queen-elizabeth-ii-dies-buckingham-palace-royal-staff-emergency-meet

BREAKING: Queen ‘calls ALL STAFF for EMERGENCY MEETING today’

THE Queen has reportedly called her entire household staff to an emergency meeting today.
By David Trayner / Published 4th May 2017

Elizabeth II is said to have called servants from Royal residences across the country to Buckingham Palace the meeting.

They will be addressed by the Lord Chamberlain – the most senior officer of the Royal Household – as well as Her Majesty’s right-hand man, private secretary Sir Christopher Geidt, the Mail reported.

The “highly unusual” meeting has sparked fears for the health of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.

The Queen’s consort is 95 and has had serious health problems recently.

Even the Queen's longest-serving staff are said to have no idea why the meeting has been called.

Such meetings are not unheard of – but it has been described as "highly unusual".

The Mail has quoted a staff member as saying: "Everyone is on tenterhooks.

"Although meetings involving the entire royal household are occasionally called, the way this has been done at the eleventh hour is highly unusual and suggests that there is something major to be disseminated.

"But at the moment, only those closest to her genuinely know what on earth this is all about."

Royal household staff from as far away as Balmoral, in Scotland, have been called down to London.

They will join servants from other Royal residences, including Windsor and Sandringham.

The Queen, 91, has just returned from a Easter break at Windsor castle.

Buckingham Palace has declined to comment.

[the Scribe]

Evidently too much wishful thinking:




sitting naked in a squash court?

www.yahoo.com/news/no-cause-alarm-queen-elizabeth-philip-royal-staff-061228950.html

No cause for alarm about Queen Elizabeth, Philip after royal staff called to meeting: source

By Michael Holden,Reuters 46 minutes ago .

LONDON (Reuters) - There is no cause for alarm about the welfare of Queen Elizabeth or her husband Prince Philip after all senior royal staff were summoned to a meeting at Buckingham Palace on Thursday, a well-placed source told Reuters.

The Daily Mail newspaper had reported that senior aides from across the country had been called to the palace for an emergency meeting, leading to wide speculation on social media about the health of the royals.

"There's no cause for alarm," the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told Reuters.

The queen, the world's longest-reigning living monarch celebrated her 91st birthday in April. Philip turns 96 next month.

Elizabeth met Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday to formally agree to the dissolution of parliament ahead of June's election while Philip opened a new stand at Lord's Cricket Ground in central London.

The Mail reported that the royal staff would be addressed by the Lord Chamberlain, the most senior officer of the Royal Household, and the queen's private secretary Sir Christopher Geidt. The BBC said the meeting would take place at 10 a.m. (5.00 a.m. ET).

Buckingham Palace had no comment on the Mail report but the source said such all-staff meetings did occur occasionally. There was no detail about what the meeting would address.

Elizabeth ascended to the throne in 1952 and polls show she remains hugely popular among Britons. She and Philip are due to celebrate their platinum, or 70th, wedding anniversary in November.

Despite their age, the couple continue to carry out hundreds of official duties although they have cut back on their workload in recent years, passing on many responsibilities to son and heir Prince Charles, and grandsons, Princes William and Harry.

The queen missed a traditional Christmas church service last year for the first time in decades due to a heavy cold and was hospitalized in March 2013 with symptoms of gastroenteritis, the first time she had needed hospital treatment in a decade.

While her father, George VI, died at 56, her mother lived until 101 and was still appearing in public almost up until her death in 2002.

Philip underwent "an exploratory operation following abdominal investigations" in 2013.

He was also hospitalized for a bladder infection during the queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations the year before, and spent Christmas 2011 in hospital where he underwent an operation to clear a blocked heart artery after suffering chest pains.