BBC says sorry after the tweets suggest UK queen hospitalised

LONDON: The BBC apologised in description to Wednesday after a journalist erroneously posted a Twitter proclamation proverb Britains Queen Elizabeth had been taken to hospital after falling not a hundred percent.

The 89-year-primeval to monarch, and who will becomes the countrys longest serving sovereign in September, had in reality briefly attended Londons King Edward VII Hospital for her annual health check-happening, Buckingham Palace said.

This was a routine, pre-scheduled appointment. The queen has now left in the hospital,  hospital  spokeswoman said.

The palace avowal came after a tweet by a BBC journalist implied Elizabeth had been rapid to the hospital for treatment. The journalist innovative deleted the tweet and apologised for what she said was the outcome of a silly prank.

The BBC said in a upholding: During a perplexing rehearsal for an obituary, tweets were mistakenly sent from the account of a BBC journalist maxim that a believer of the royal intimates had been taken ill. The tweets were nimbly deleted and we apologise for any offence.

The queen has scrape into the future her public duties in recent years before now receiver-to-the-throne Prince Charles taking almost more qualified roles. However, she attended parliament for its credited proclaim dawn last week and has an merger well ahead upon Wednesday at Buckingham Palace.

When she was hospitalized in the month of March 2013 back symptoms of gastroenteritis, it was the first times she had needed hospital treatment in a decade.