Queen Elizabeth II spent Wednesday night in hospital for tests after cancelling an official trip to Northern Ireland, The Sun reports.
Royal doctors sent Her Majesty, 95, to be seen by specialists in London earlier that day.
The monarch was then discharged and returned to Windsor Castle at lunch today, with Buckingham Palace saying she was in ‘good spirits’ after ‘preliminary investigations’ during her first overnight stay in a hospital for eight years.
It was believed her medical team acted out of caution to have her admitted on Wednesday.
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And the overnight stay was for practical reasons, The Sun added.
Earlier Thursday, the Queen was understood to be back at her desk at Windsor Castle. She was said to be reading her official government red boxes and is expected to recuperate for the rest of the week.
The Palace said: ‘Following medical advice to rest for a few days, the Queen attended hospital on Wednesday afternoon for some preliminary investigations, returning to Windsor Castle at lunchtime today (Thursday) and remains in good spirits.’
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