Competitive Camilla: Queen plays air hockey and scores a point straight away

Queen Camilla appeared in high spirits as she played a game of air hockey while visiting a local children's hospice on Wednesday. The royal, 77, showed off her competitive side after being challenged to an air hockey game during her trip to Little Bridge House in Fremington, Devon. The unit - part of Children's Hospice South West - is celebrating its 30th anniversary of providing care for babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions, and also helps support their families. During her second visit to Little Bridge, the Queen spoke of the importance of children's hospices, saying more are needed around the country. Her speech followed a game of air hockey with Daisy Clark, 15, a bereaved sibling. The teenager was already in a match with another boy when the intrigued royal greeted them by shaking their hands and asked: 'So, what are you up to here?' The boy then asked the Queen if she wanted a go, to which she responded: 'If you tell me what to do.'