Senior royal staff from across the UK called to meeting at Buckingham Palace
The Queen at West Newton Church earlier this year. Picture: Ian Burt - Credit: Ian Burt
Royal household staff from across the country have been called to a meeting at Buckingham Palace today.
The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh leaving West Newton Village Hall. Picture: Ian Burt. - Credit: Ian Burt
It is understood the meeting will take place at 10am but no details as to what the meeting is about have been released.
Peter Hunt, the BBC's royal correspondent, has tweeted: 'The BBC understands there is no cause for concern regarding the health of either the Queen or Prince Philip.'
The meeting is reported to involve all senior staff from across the UK and such internal royal meetings are said to happen about once a year.
Yesterday the Queen and Prince Philip both fulfilled engagements.
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The Queen met Prime Minister Theresa May at Buckingham Palace to formally agree the dissolution of parliament ahead of the general election, while Prince Philip attended Lord's Cricket Ground to open a new stand.
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