Several royal family members landed in Scotland

4:01 PM: At the moment, the British BBC only reports on the status of the Queen. The broadcaster has trained cameras at the gates of the grounds of Balmoral Castle. The station shows a “BBC News Special”. The next planned event is “BBC News at Six”.

3:53 PM: Historian Sir Anthony Seldon told Sky New that the situation was undoubtedly “worrisome”. However, he insists that one should avoid speculation, but adds: “It is quite serious that children and grandchildren are visible by their side. We have never seen it that way, so we Know it’s serious.”

3.40 pm: The Queen received the new British Prime Minister Liz Truss at Balmoral Castle on Tuesday. A spot on his hand caught his eye. Uta Schlossberger, an expert in dermatology and venereology, explains what may be behind it. Read more about it here.

3:16 PM: As reported by Sky News, a helicopter has landed in the palace grounds. Several members of the royal family are currently on their way to becoming queens.

3:10 PM: A spokesman for the couple said: “The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will travel to Scotland.” Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan were due to attend the Wellchild Awards ceremony in London on Thursday.

2:59 PM: Duchess Kate will not accompany Prince William to Scotland. As announced by Kensington Palace, the 40-year-old will be living in Windsor with her children. Today was George, Charlotte and Louie’s first day at the new school. However, Prince William is on his way to Balmoral.

2:47 PM: As stated in several British media reports, the Queen’s only daughter, Princess Anne, is in the Scottish castle.