The Queen has said the Princess of Wales is "thrilled" by all the public support when she met two sisters holding posters with the poignant words "send our love to Kate".Camilla was mobbed by thousands of well-wishers during a visit to a farmers' market in Shrewsbury town centre where two youngsters waited patiently with their mother hoping to catch the royal's eye.When the Queen came across them during a walkabout, she stopped to say hello to 10-year-old Harriet and Lois Waterston, aged six, wh

The Queen has said the Princess of Wales is "thrilled" by all the public support when she met two sisters holding posters with the poignant words "send our love to Kate".Camilla was mobbed by thousands of well-wishers during a visit to a farmers' market in Shrewsbury town centre where two youngsters waited patiently with their mother hoping to catch the royal's eye.When the Queen came across them during a walkabout, she stopped to say hello to 10-year-old Harriet and Lois Waterston, aged six, who handed over the posters the pair had made the day before, decorated with stars and hearts.