Royal editor Robert Jobson put forward the theory as a possible “solution” after admitting he feels “we’re putting too much on a 96-year-old woman”. This comes as Prince Charles took the Queen’s place on Tuesday for the reading of the Queen’s Speech at the State Opening of Parliament, as she continues to reduce her public-facing duties.  Speaking to Dan Wootton, Mr Jobson weighed up the Queen’s ability to carry out her work with her need for more rest. He said: “The fact is the Queen has mobility issues, I understand her knee is playing up and her ankles are playing up. “She’s struggling a bit with mobility, but that doesn’t mean she can’t carry out the jobs that she does. “I must admit, I ...
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