The Queen returns to public eye, following period of rest

Queen Elizabeth II held virtual audiences Tuesday at Windsor Castle that were the first since revelations that her doctors ordered her to rest last week.Queen Elizabeth underwent medical tests and rested for a few days afterwards, acting on medical adviceThe Queen is due to host world leaders for the Glasgow climate conference on October 31

The 95-year-old Sovereign greeted the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea during her first technology-aided appearance since she was driven to London's King Edward VII's Hospital on October 20 for "preliminary investigations." She returned to her Windsor Castle home at lunchtime the next day. The Queen underwent the medical tests after she cancelled a scheduled trip to mark 100 years since the creation of Northern Ireland, and Buckingham Palace said she had "reluctantly" accepted advice to rest for a few days.The period of rest followed a hectic few days for the monarch in which she held audiences with diplomats, had a reception at Windsor Castle for global business leaders and attended the horse races at Ascot.

She is due to host world leaders at an October 31-November 12 United Nations climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, a big engagement cited as one reason why she might want to rest up in advance.Days earlier, she was seen using a walking stick at a Westminster Abbey service marking the centenary of the Royal British Legion, an armed forces charity. Though she had used a cane in 2003, it was after she underwent knee surgery.

The Queen had a busy period prior to her health issues, attending a reception for the Global Investment Summit in Windsor Castle on October 19.

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