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Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: The Queen Queen too ill to attend Christmas Day church service Elizabeth II missed royals’ traditional visit to church in Sandringham for first time since 1988 due to ongoing heavy cold Royals, without the Queen, attend the Christmas morning service on the Sandringham estate. Left to right: Prince Edward, Lady Louise Windsor, the Countess of Wessex, Prince Philip, the Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Charles. Photograph: Chris Radburn/PA 
  
 The Queen has missed the annual Christmas morning church service at Sandringham for the first time in almost 30 years as she continues to fight a heavy cold. 
  
 Prince Harry arrives for the Christmas Day service at the church of St Mary Magdalene. 
  
 Hundreds of people had gathered outside the church for a glimpse of the monarch, including some who had arrived before dawn. She had attended the traditional service at the church of St Mary Magdalene, near the royal estate, every year since 1988. 
  
 Buckingham Palace confirmed on Sunday morning that the Queen would not attend the service. A brief statement it said: “The Queen continues to recover from a heavy cold and will stay indoors to assist with her recovery.” 
  
 It added: “Her Majesty will participate in the royal family Christmas celebrations during the day.” 
  
  
  
 The 90-year-old Queen and Prince Philip, 95, were forced to fly to their Sandringham estate in Norfolk by helicopter on Thursday after their initial Christmas plans to travel by train were cancelled because of ill health. 
  
 Prince Philip was well enough to attend the service. He was accompanied by other senior royals, including Prince Charles and his wife Camilla and Prince Edward and his family. 
  
 Prince William is spending Christmas at his wife’s family home in Bucklebury, Berkshire. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a service in nearby Englefield church with their children. 
  
 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Onlookers wait in vain for the Queen’s arrival at the church near the Sandringham estate. Photograph: Chris Radburn/PA 
  
 The Queen’s Christmas message will be broadcast as usual at 3pm on Christmas Day, as it was recorded before she fell ill. 
  
  
  
 The Queen and Prince Philip had been expected to travel from London to King’s Lynn by train on Wednesday and then on to Sandringham. 
  
 In a statement on Wednesday, Buckingham Palace said: “The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have heavy colds, and so have decided not to travel to Sandringham today.” 
  
 On Tuesday, it was announced that the Queen would be stepping down as patron from 25 national organisations at the end of her 90th birthday year, with the patronages passing to other members of the royal family. 
  
 The monarch and Prince Philip hosted their annual Christmas lunch for dozens of relatives at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday. ||||| Britain's Prince Charles and Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall lead other members of the Royal family as they arrive to attend a Christmas day church service in Sandringham, England, Sunday, Dec. 25, 2016.... (Associated Press) 
  
 Britain's Prince Charles and Camilla, The Duchess of Cornwall lead other members of the Royal family as they arrive to attend a Christmas day church service in Sandringham, England, Sunday, Dec. 25, 2016. A heavy cold is keeping Queen Elizabeth II from attending the traditional Christmas morning church... (Associated Press) 
  
 SANDRINGHAM, England (AP) — A heavy cold is keeping Queen Elizabeth II from attending the traditional Christmas morning church service near her Sandringham estate in rural Norfolk, England. 
  
 It is extremely rare for Elizabeth to miss the service, which is a cornerstone of the royal family's Christmas celebrations and brings the monarch into contact with local residents who gather outside for a glimpse of her. 
  
 "The Queen continues to recover from a heavy cold and will stay indoors to assist with her recovery," Buckingham Palace said. "Her Majesty will participate in the royal family Christmas celebrations during the day." 
  
 Those festivities usually include a gala lunch. In past years, the royal family would often go for extended walks in the countryside. 
  
 Elizabeth has been in generally good health and has maintained an active schedule in the last year despite traveling less often than in the past. 
  
 Her husband, 95-year-old Prince Philip, has also cut back his public schedule and his charitable works. He was also suffering from a heavy cold earlier in the week, the palace said. 
  
 The flu season has hit many Britons hard in the last two weeks and colds and flus are spreading. A cold can be dangerous for people in their 90s, doctors warn. 
  
 Earlier this week, the royal couple delayed their departure from London to Sandringham because of their colds but traveled one day later than expected, using a helicopter instead of a train. 
  
 The royal family received some sad news Saturday, when it was revealed that the queen's granddaughter, Zara Tindall, had suffered a miscarriage while expecting her second child with husband Mike Tindall. 
  
 The queen plans to use her pre-recorded Christmas Day message to praise British Olympic and Paralympic athletes and others who inspired her. 
  
 The message will be televised throughout Britain and much of the Commonwealth on Sunday afternoon. 
  
 Remarks released by Buckingham Palace indicate she will say she often draws strength from meeting ordinary people doing extraordinary things. 
  
 Elizabeth and Philip will be joined in Sandringham by other senior royals. Prince William and his wife Kate, along with their two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, are celebrating Christmas with Kate's parents. |||||
Student:
A heavy cold is keeping Queen Elizabeth II from attending the traditional Christmas morning church service near her Sandringham estate in rural Norfolk, England. It is extremely rare for Elizabeth to miss the service, which is a cornerstone of the royal family's Christmas celebrations and brings the monarch into contact with local residents who gather outside for a glimpse of her. "The Queen continues to recover from a heavy cold and will stay indoors to assist with her recovery," Buckingham Palace said in a statement, per the AP. "Her Majesty will participate in the royal family Christmas celebrations during the day." Those festivities usually include a gala lunch. In past years, the royal family would often go for extended walks in the countryside. It's the first time the queen has missed Christmas services since 1988, reports the Guardian. Elizabeth has been in generally good health and has maintained an active schedule in the last year despite traveling less often than in the past. Her husband, 95-year-old Prince Philip, has also cut back his public schedule and charitable works. He was also suffering from a heavy cold earlier in the week, but was well enough to attend Christmas services in Sandringham. Earlier this week, the royal couple delayed their departure from London because of their colds but traveled one day later than expected, using a helicopter instead of a train. The royal family received some sad news Saturday, when it was revealed that the queen's granddaughter, Zara Tindall, had suffered a miscarriage while expecting her second child with husband Mike Tindall. Prince William and his wife Kate, along with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, are celebrating Christmas with Kate's parents.