Theresa May speaking in response to the Queen's speech, following the State Opening of Parliament.
Buckingham Palace said Philip, 96, was admitted a hospital as a precaution for treatment of an infection.
The nine-minute speech reflected Ms.
A total of 27 bills and draft bills were unveiled as part of the speech, with eight specifically about UK's withdrawal from the EU. May omitted several policies touted in the Conservative election campaign, including plans to change funding for the care of older people, which opponents dubbed the "dementia tax".
Plans for new grammar schools south of the border - a cause close to Mrs May's heart - are also notably absent as is a commitment to a free vote on whether to repeal the ban on hunting with dogs and the intended watering-down of the pensions triple lock.
The Queen's Speech in 2013 made no mention of South Korean President Park Geun-hye's state visit.
The Queen extended her invitation to the newly-elected American president in January of 2017, an invitation which Trump then accepted.
Following the omission on Wednesday, a senior Trump administration official told CNN: "She didn't mention (the visit) because the date is not yet set".
In a speech following the queen, May apologized for how her government handled the aftermath of the tragedy.
The queen took to Westminster on Wednesday to read out a list of the government's intentions for the lawmakers on their first day in office, following the June 8 snap general election that saw May's Conservative Party lose its narrow majority. "But this government will respond with humility and resolve to the message the electorate sent", she said.
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The Queen flagged her government's intentions to continue looking for resolution to conflicts raging in the Middle East.
In other respects, her speech - which is shaped by the governing party's priorities - was notable for what it left out entirely.
She also tried to be softer period.
The Queen ditched her crown and carriage for a "day dress" and auto, but it was the Queen's choice of hat that sparked an online debate.
That in turn could lead to Jeremy Corbyn having the chance to form an alternative government or another election.
It's normally the height of pomp and pageantry, but this year there was no gold carriage, no royal procession, no ceremonial robes.
The primary issue was scheduling.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, arrive in the House of Lords at Houses of Parliament for the State Opening.
The proximity of both event meant that there wasn't enough time for rehearsal and preparation for the events which require grand planning.
In the meantime, onlookers both in the United Kingdom and overseas can content themselves that at least one of the beloved - and decidedly more eccentric - traditions of the Queen's Speech remains intact: the customary royal heckling. Remember this government is only in charge of England's NHS, and we know only too well in Thurrock that it is in dire need of investment.
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