Queen Camilla has stunned royal fans in emerald green as she arrives at the Foreign Press Association Awards this evening in London.

The royal is present to celebrate 135 years of the Foreign Press Association (FPA) at the annual award ceremony.

The Queen was received at the Sheraton Grand by the Lord Lieutenant of Greater London, Sir Ken Olisa.

The 76-year-old was then welcomed to the Foreign Press Awards by Deborah Bonetti, who is the Director of the Foreign Press Association, and Dagmar Seeland, the President of the Foreign Press Association.

After being formally welcomed, the Queen will meet the FPA Committee, judges and the 33 nominees in every journalism category
at the Awards in the Tudor Rose Room.

A group photograph will then be taken of Her Majesty and the nominees.

Following this, the Queen will join the ceremony in the Ballroom, and will prepare to give a keynote speech to those in attendance.

The royal will also then, before departing, be presented with an Honorary Membership of the Foreign Press Association.

MORE FOLLOWS…

Don’t miss…
King Charles to increase Christmas guest list – but still no Harry and Meghan[DETAILS]
Harry’s pals tell him to reconcile with Firm to avoid another Christmas in exile[EXCLUSIVE]
POLL – Should King Charles invite Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for Christmas?[POLL]

• Support fearless journalism
• Read The Daily Express online, advert free
• Get super-fast page loading

Source: Read Full Article