Is the Queen of England abusing her power in Parliamentary law?

Not only has the UK Parliament and government officials been increasingly criticized in recent times, but the reasons for this remain strong.

First, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom was widely criticized for his extramarital affairs.

Next up was the Minister of Health hancocks who was fired for kissing a maid in his office.

Proof that not only parliamentary officials but also the Queen's family in England were no exception, and the fact that Megan Markhel, the wife of Prince Harry of England, was expelled from the country by the British royal family due to racial discrimination, exacerbated popular resentment against the British ruling powers.

In the case of the Minister of Health hancock it was affirmed that they were no exception to the law generally applied to the people of England, whether it was the personal family matters of the officers or the Queen.

The Minister of Health was fired for violating these rules, while it was stated that maintaining social exclusion was mandatory for the public.

But reports from People say that's just what's happening.