UK’s Queen Elizabeth was hospitalised, discloses palace 

London: Britain’s Queen Elizabeth Alexandra spent a night in King Edward VII Hospital for regular checkup and tests— canceling her tour of Northern Ireland and other endorsed duties. 

On Wednesday, the royal medic staff got the 95-year-old queen admitted in the hospital for a night over cautionary causes. 

The Queen’s hospital stay comes as first in eight years. The empress, however, is now back at Windsor Castle.  

After her ejection, Buckingham Palace said that she was in "good health" following "preliminary investigations" during her hospital visit. 

"Following medical advice to rest for a few days, the Queen attended hospital on Wednesday afternoon for some preliminary investigations, returning to Windsor Castle at suppertime today and remains in good spirits," said royal officials.

The palace said the queen had been told to rest by her medical staff, and that her ailment was not related to coronavirus.

The world's oldest and longest-reigning monarch who next year celebrates 70 years on the throne, is known for her robust health.  

The last time she spent a night in hospital was in 2013 when she was suffering from symptoms of gastroenteritis.

Moreover, she was seen using a walking stick for support in public for the first time last month.