Contrary to information that recently appeared in the media, Elizabeth in favor of Prince Charles will not retire on pension. This Sunday, August 20, reported the British edition of The Sunday Times.

Referring to its sources, the publication notes that the queen will continue to perform her duties as a monarch before the country and does not intend to fold her powers.

At the same time, just three high-ranking sources reported that neither Buckingham Palace nor Clarence House have plans for regency.

In turn, officials at Buckingham Palace did not comment on the situation, but referred to the Queen's promise on her 21st birthday, which stated that her whole life, whether long or short, would be dedicated to serving the country.

Recall, as reported URA-Inform, earlier in the media there was information that the 91-year-old Queen of Great Britain Elizabeth II promised to soon retire. If she survives to 95, she will give the reins to her eldest son, 69-year-old Charles, Prince of Wales,.