Where were the Queen & other royals when servants would have broken the terrible news to them that Prince Philip had been in an RTA?

Anonymous

The Queen is at Sandringham close to where the accident happened.

Mercury

Yet one more troll.

Verulam

The Queen was still at Sandringham. The rest of this 'question' - rubbish!! Oh and there were no helicopters there at the time. Air ambulances were not needed. Terrible news? Really?

PAMELA

Oh for god's sake, get a brain, he walked from the car, just a bit shaken up, the queen was informed by phone, no member of the royal family went there.

Clo G.-B.

The Queen is in residence at Sandringham House. She would receive a call. Other royals also would receive a call. There is no need to be taken by helicopter anywhere, nor is there a reason for Privy Council to be called---all the creation of someone's overactive imagination, I fear. The doctors called in to check Philip would also ask the Queen how she was feeling. Ingrid Seward, a royal watcher, has said that the Queen would likely be feeling very annoyed with Philip and that Charles would be even more worried---he wishes that his father would not drive.

Anonymous

The nearest pub to Sandringham.

Baron Clownish

No, they all had a jolly laugh about how Sir Prince Philip normally aims at pheasants, not peasants.

Anonymous

Ignorant troll. You already know the answer as it said on the news where the Queen was.

Cousin

We pray for you, Prince Phillip, tonight. Jesus hear our prayer.

Sir Prince Kenny

They were down at the local, playing darts, Sir Prince Philip had lost his match and stormed off in a huff.