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The Queen has been undertaking most of her virtually engagements, receiving ambassador credentials over video call.
On Wednesday, she welcomed visitors to her sitting-room at Windsor for her first in-person engagement, in what royal-watchers took as a sign of her continued health.
The incoming Defense Services Secretary, Major General Eldon Millar, and his predecessor, Rear Admiral James Macleod, spoke to Her Majesty from a short distance, with a photographer and cameraman also present.
When asked how she was, the Queen made a rare concession to the constraints of older age by gesturing to her leg and saying: “Well, as you can see, I can’t move.”
She nevertheless appeared on good form and greeted her guests standing up, with the support of a walking stick.
For more than three months, the Queen was ordered to rest and only carry out light duties after spending a night in a hospital undergoing preliminary tests in October. She later injured her back and had to miss the Remembrance Sunday service.
The first coronavirus lockdown saw the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh sheltered in Windsor Castle in an arrangement staff nicknamed “HMS Bubble”.
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