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Britain's Queen Elizabeth said her life would always be devoted to service in a message to mark Commonwealth Day, after the 95-year-old monarch was forced to pull out of Monday's annual church service to mark the occasion. Elizabeth, the world's oldest and longest-reigning monarch whose health has become an increasing…

Lord Sentamu paid tribute to the Queen during the annual Commonwealth Day service.

The Queen has pulled out of attending today's Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey - but according to a palace insider is "still utterly determined to serve to the maximum extent that she can"

Although she is not attending today's Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey, the Queen has released a message saying that "my life will always be devoted in service"

Two years ago, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle carried out their final royal engagement by attending the annual Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey - and according to a book, at the event, the couple felt snubbed

The Queen won't be attending today's Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey as it's understood she is experience increasing discomfort with her mobility - but which other royals will be attending?

The Queen is reportedly being told to take it easy in the coming days and weeks before the memorial service for her late beloved husband Prince Philip at Westminster Abbey on March 29

The Queen 'still hopes' to attend the Service of Thanksgiving for the Duke of Edinburgh on March 29 at Westminster Abbey, but there are concerns she may not be mobile enough to do so

The Queen returned to in-person events on Monday but will not attend the annual Commonwealth Day service