Queen attends great-grandchildren’s joint christening despite health concerns

The Queen was said to have been determined to attend
the ceremony despite a back sprain which saw her
forced to pull out of a Remembrance Sunday event last weekend -
Kelvin Bruce/Jim Bennett

The Queen has attended what is believed to be the Royal family's first double christening, despite recent concerns for her health.

The 95-year-old monarch joined close family and friends for the christening of two of her great-grandsons as Princess Eugenie and Zara Tindall held a joint service for their first-born sons August and Lucas.

The Queen was said to have been determined to attend the ceremony despite a back sprain which saw her forced to pull out of a Remembrance Sunday event last weekend.

By Hayley Dixon.

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