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Ms Bishop will visit the Queen's Hospital in London on Thursday and Friday, 바카라 before visiting a cancer hospital in Newcastle, North Carolina on Monday and Tuesday.
Liberal MP Justin Trudeau, in Canada, is also expected to attend the Queen's to be photographed and talk to her family.
The Australian Prime Minister said he would have gone ahead on his own if he had known about Mr Abbott's travel plans, but he declined to comment further on what he would say.
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption Justin Trudeau: I went ahead with my trip because the Australian leader had invited me
But he did reveal to Fox News that his wife, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, 바카라 had urged him to skip the trip "on moral grounds".
"Sophie's advice was that it's not right, it's not right to go out for a meeting that you might have had with him," Mr Trudeau said.
"We will talk more when he's back. We are going back on Sunday and that's when we would like to spend more time together."
Image copyright AFP Image caption Australia's Prime Minister had told ABC News the Prime Minister would be on a four-day trip to Britain
Image copyright AFP Image caption Prime Minister Tony Abbott arrived in Sydney from London before travelling to his family's home in Newcastle
Image copyright AP Image caption Ms Bishop is seen in pictures outside the Australian embassy in London on Thursday
Image copyright AFP Image caption Mr Abbott's wife Sophie is seen in a picture with Mr Trudeau at the Queen's in May 2015. It is unclear who the current Liberal leader is attending the trip for, although the invitation to meet him states it will be with Mrs Abbott.
Image copyright AFP Image caption There has been speculation that Mr Abbott might miss out on the meeting because of his travel difficulties
Image copyright AFP Image caption Mr Abbott announced during his election campaign that he would go abroad on a trip to England 바카라 on Monday and Tuesday
His wife's suggestion was reportedly part of a plea from her to "make it work" with him, following the fact he was "in a difficult moment".
A Liberal source has told the BBC the Prime Minister has made it clear he will stay home on Saturday and Sunday.
'All right to go'
It was not immediately clear what would trigger a change in his plans, although it could include Mr Abbott staying out of the country.
"I have made it abundantly clear that the Prime Minister will have a full range of official engagements on my five-day official visit to this country in March, with a return visit to the UK on March 18th, starting on Friday, which would include an extraordinary opportunity to meet leaders an
