The Queen has cancelled a visit to Swansea due to gastroenteritis. She had been due to present the 3rd Battalion The Royal Welsh with leeks to mark St David's Day
The Queen has spent the day recovering at Windsor Castle after cancelling a visit to Swansea today.
She had been due to present 3rd Battalion The Royal Welsh with leeks to mark St David's Day, but was struck down with gastroenteritis last night.
The parade still went ahead, as Dean Thomas reports.
The Queen has cancelled a visit to Swansea as she is "experiencing symptoms of gastroenteritis", a Buckingham Palace spokesperson has said.
Queen Elizabeth II was due to make the trip tomorrow.
"She will be assessed in the coming days", the spokesperson said, adding "Her Majesty is currently spending the weekend at Windsor, as usual".
The Queen has cancelled a visit due to gastroenteritis, a royal spokesman has said.
Swansea Council has announced the Queen will no longer be visiting the city tomorrow, due an illness.
Due to minor illness, Her Majesty The Queen is unable to attend Saturday's event. The ceremony will continue as planned and will be carried out by the Lord Lieutenant of West Glamorgan, Mr Byron Lewis.