for his resolute faith _ philip, duke of edinburgh. - philip, duke of edinburgh. for his resolute faith and loyalty, or - philip, duke of edinburgh. for his resolute faith and loyalty, or his l resolute faith and loyalty, or his hi-h resolute faith and loyalty, or his high sense of duty and integrity, for his— high sense of duty and integrity, for his life — high sense of duty and integrity, for his life of service to the nation _ for his life of service to the nation and commonwealth. you're watching bbc news. special coverage from windsor of the funeral of the duke of edinburgh, which has taken place this afternoon. prince philip died on the 9th april, at the age of 99. earlier, my colleague, huw edwards, spoke to the royal biographer robert hardman and vanity fair's royal correspondent, katie nicholl. they began by discussing how the family will support the queen, following the duke of edinburgh's death. i think it will be a continuation of what we have seen over the past year, actually. i do think covid has forced the royal family,

edinburgh. prince philip has been laid to rest after a funeral service at windsor castle, reflecting his lifetime of service and dedication to the queen. in attendance were their children, including the prince of wales. prince philip's coffin travelled to the service on a specially adapted landrover that he helped design. members of the armed forces took part in a military and musical tribute — before a nationwide silence was observed. the ceremony was in line with prince philip's wishes, with no tributes paid. walking together after the service, the two brothers — princes william and harry — who have been at odds in recent months. prince philip died last week at the age of 99. he was the longest—serving consort, having been married to queen elizabeth for more than 70 years. now on bbc news — a special programme on the funeral of his royal highness, prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. for more than 1,000 years, in good times and in bad, the town of windsor has taken pride in its enduring bond with the monarchy. and today, under blue skies and in glorious sunshine, the royal borough provides the

and we give thanks as a nation and a kingdom for the extraordinary life and work of prince philip duke of edinburgh. we will remember the duke for his steadfast support of the monarch the words of boris johnson britain's prime minister coming of course after the announcement from buckingham palace that prince philip the duke of edinburgh the husband of the reigning monarch queen elizabeth the 2nd has died at the age of 99. no stray there's government says it will purchase another 20000000 doses of the pfizer bio on take a vaccine that's because now wants people under the age of 50 to get the finds a job instead of astra zeneca the government has also highlighted very rare cases of blood clots in some people who took the astra zeneca japp but this is likely to further delay the vaccination drive brazil is reported more than 4200 deaths on thursday the highest figure yet health systems in states across the country are at breaking point with many already overwhelmed. let's take you through some of the stories we're following here prince philip the husband of reigning british monarch queen elizabeth ha

today's funeral for his royal highness the prince philip, duke of edinburgh will certainly celebratell lived. but it will also be a time of grief and loss for her majesty the queen, who, for over 70 years counted on the strength and advice of a dutiful husband and consort. it's a time of loss, too, for the children, grandchildren and the wider family. it was here at windsor castle, eight days ago, that prince philip passed away, and it is here in the private chapel that the prince has been lying at rest before today's funeral, which will take place within the castle precincts in the splendour of st george's chapel. the burial place of some of britain's greatest monarchs. and we have the band of the royal marines making a very, very grand and impressive entrance. they, too, are part of this tri—service band today. we saw the royal air force marines just starting, taking their place, and they will be playing a selection of music. it's a glorious selection of music, which, again, is a list of tunes that the duke wanted himself — very much his own choice. let's take in this scene, becaus

queen elizabeth leads mourners at the funeral of her husband prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. prince philip's coffin travelled to the service on a specially adapted landrover that he helped design. walking together after the service, the two brothers — princes william and harry — who have been at odds in recent months, our other main news stories this hour. worldwide deaths from the coronavirus pandemic reach three million with india facing a new surge in cases. and president biden is under pressure after he tries to keep donald trump's cap on refugees. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. eight days after his death, prince philip — the duke of edinburgh — has been laid to rest in the presence of queen elizabeth — and a small congregation of family members. the service — in line with the duke�*s wishes — was restrained — with no tributes paid — as the queen sat alone — a widow — after 73 years of marriage. the dean of windsor paid tribute to prince philip's �*kindness, humour and humanity. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell was watching the

philip, odoo shut up, was the queen, and she did. buckingham palace has announced the death of the queen's husband the duke of edinburgh, prince philipere married for more than 70 years and he dedicated decades of his life to royal duetsty. he retired from public engagement in the summer of 2017, the palace said he passed away peacefully on friday morning, at windsor castle. we will be back with you very shortly, we will

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queen elizabeth's husband — the duke of edinburgh — has been laid to rest in st george's chapel, windsor. his royal highness prince philip'sfin queen elizabeth's husband — the duke of edinburgh — has been laid to rest in st george's chapel, windsor. his royal highness prince philip's coffin was followed by the prince of wales, his sister and brothers — eight days after their father's death — at the age of 99. the queen sat alone in the chapel — mourning the loss of a much—loved husband. a small congregation attended the funeral, closing a remarkable chapter of modern royal history. our other main news stories this hour. the czech republic is expelling 18 russian diplomats after russian agents were allegedly involved in a deadly explosion at an arms depot. and president biden is under pressure after he tries to keep donald trump's cap on refugees. good evening. eight days after his death, his royal highness prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, has been laid to rest at st george's chapel windsor, in the presence of her majesty the queen, and a small congregation of family members. the service, in line with the duke�*s wishe

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the funeral has taken place for prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. duke of edinburgh was laid to rest in the presence of the queen and a small congregation of family members. the ceremony at st george's chapel in windsor was in line with prince philip's wishes, with no tributes paid. supporters of the russian opposition politician, alexei navalny have warned that he risks dying in prison �*in a matter of days�* — after more than two weeks on hunger strike. mr navalny has been refusing all food to demand that a doctor he can trust be admitted to examine him in prison. sophia tran—thomson reports. he is vladimir putin's most vocal opposition activist and his anti—kremlin rhetoric has continued but after 18 days on a hunger strike, a doctor who received a blood test result showing he has high levels of potassium in his system says he could die in prison. he wrote on social media, our patient could die at any moment and said he should be observed in intensive care as fatal arrhythmia can develop, developing cardiac arrest. alexei navalny is on hunger str

the funeral has taken place for prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. the duke of edinburgh was laid to rest in the presence of the queen and a small congregation of family members. the ceremony at st george's chapel in windsor was in line with prince philip's wishes, with no tributes paid. in other news: the czech republic is expelling 18 russian diplomats — because of russia's alleged involvement in an explosion at a munitions dump in 2014. the czech police have also tweeted images of two men they want to speak to in connection with the incident. the men appear to be the two russian intelligence officers sought by the uk — in connection with the salisbury poisonings in 2018. our correspondent in prague, rob cameron, has more. the czech prime minister and the acting foreign minister appeared at a specially scheduled news conference with the stunning news that they are expelling 18 diplomats from the russian embassy in prague and that was because, in the prime minister's words, clear evidence of the involvement of the russian intelligence services at an

queen elizabeth's husband, prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, has been laid to rest in the royal vaultrge's chapel in windsor. the queen sat alone at the scaled—down service, with only 30 people in attendance. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell was watching the day's events. it was at windsor castle that they fell in love. it was wartime. the young lieutenant philip mountbatten spent his leave at the castle visiting the then—princess elizabeth. they were married in 1910. they spent many of the happiest moments of their 73 years together at windsor. and it was within the ancient walls of this castle, that the nation paid its final tributes. music: i vow to thee my country. drawn up in the spring sunshine on the castle�*s quadrangle were the military detachments. they stood with heads bowed and rifles reversed. the scale was smaller than would have been the case without the pandemic, though that's hardly something that would have troubled the duke. he, afterall, had choreographed much of what was to follow. the land rover hearse, which the duke had helped to design, moved to its p

majesty the queen announces "the death of her beloved husband, his royal highness the prince "philip, duke of edinburgh royal highness passed away peacefully this "morning at windsor castle. "further announcements will be made in due course. "the royal familyjoin with people around the world "in mourning his loss." prince philip, at the queen's side for over 70 years, has played a prominent role in public life here in the united kingdom and in the commonwealth. tributes have come from around the world, led in britain by the prime minister, borisjohnson. we'll have the story of the duke's remarkable life and the causes he backed. all the interesting features about his thinking and modernising instincts, to come. before that, a word with our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. we will come to those themes, but it's surely the right time to pause for a moment and think about her majesty the queen, who has lost a husband of 73 years.— majesty the queen, who has lost a husband of 73 years. yes, an immense loss for her- — husband of 73 years. yes, an immense loss for her. they _ husband of 73 years. yes,

and there ends the national minute of silence being observed to honor the life of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, the queen's consort, who is about to be laid to rest in the official funeral ceremony about to unfold at st. george's chapel on the grounds of windsor castle. the whole nation and, indeed, many in the world will pause at this moment, winifred. >> absolutely. just as we watch this, it feels very somber, and it feels very important. that's my reaction. and i know there's all sides of the royal family. some things people love, and some things they don't quite adore. i think this is one of the strong points. a proper send-off for somebody whose life was so well lived and duty so well served. as you said, expected well over 10 million, possibly tens of millions of viewers in the uk and watched around the world. >> let's bring in andrew roberts, who is still with us. andrew, the ceremony is about to begin. what can we expect? >> we can expect a good deal of tradition. it is going to be done according to the rights of the 1662 book of common prayer. that wonderful poetry of thomas cramner,

reporter: on the 20th of november, 1947, the newly created philip duke of edinburgh stood within westminster exchanged marriage vows with the heir to the british throne. >> i philip take thee elizabeth alexandra mary for my wedded wife. >> again and again the people called for elizabeth and philip. again and again they joyfully responded. reporter: in 1952 the couple set off on a tour of the commonwealth. the king came with them to the airport. it was the last time they would see king george vi who unknown to his daughter was in the final stages of lung cancer. >> it was a farewell, it was also, as events turned out, good-bye. reporter: it was at a hunting lodge in kenya that philip told his wife of her father's death. someone who was there said philip looked as though half the world had dropped on him. they returned to london to lead the national mourning. >> now here is the queen. reporter: his wife was now queen. philip was there in support but he was never given the title prince consort and his role was undefined. he channeled some of his restless energy into a boisterous social life. he

queen elizabeth leads mourners at the funeral of her husband prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. prince philip's coffin travelled to the service on a specially adapted landrover that he helped design. walking together after the service, the two brothers, princes william and harry, who have been at odds in recent months. our other main news stories this hour. worldwide deaths from the coronavirus pandemic reach three million with india facing a new surge in cases. and president biden is under pressure after he tries to keep donald trump's cap on refugees. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the funeral of the duke of edinburgh has taken place at windsor castle. although the service itself was small, due to covid restrictions, the duke's love of the military was reflected in the pageantry, before the funeral in st george's chapel. inside the chapel, there were only 30 mourners. the queen sat alone — again due to covid rules — as she said goodbye to her husband of 73 years. our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell reports. it was at windsor castle th

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majesty the queen announces the death of her beloved husband his royal highness prince philip the jake of edinburgh the statement says that prince philip passed way peacefully this morning wins a consul further announcements it says will be made into course and the royal family will join with people around the world in mourning his loss not is already starting to take place as the statement says around the world tributes are pouring in from political leaders here in the u.k. prime minister boris johnson gave the 1st public statement expressing his sorrow at the passing away of prince philip a very somber moment that he described prince philip is what he called an expert carriage driver steering the royal family so that it remains an institution indisputably by so so the balance and happiness obama national life so that that from the prime minister of the tributes as well poor thing in from gemini's foreign minister and as well sort of one's ally and the president of the e.u. commission who express test and see if they so you have majesty the queen who often have a 70 years of marriage his has lost

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> after a long and eventful life, prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, has died at the agehilip was, i some distance, the longest serving royal consort in british history, a role he made his own. from the day of his marriage to the future queen and through her long reign, he was at her side through good times and bad. >> he has quite simply been my strength and stay all these years. i and my whole family and this and many countries owe him a debt greater then he would ever claim or we would ever know. >> duke of edinburgh's reward scheme for yng people is one he will be well known for and one for which he received admiration. >> he helped steer the royal family and the monarchy and was indisputably vital to the balance and happiness of our national life. ♪ >> in recent years the duke was rarely seen in public. he retired from public duties in 2017 after 70 years of service. prince philip was last seen as he returned home to windsor on the 16th of march following a month long stay in hospital. his loss will be felt most keenly today by his widow, the queen whose reign has be

after a long and eventful life, prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, has died at the age of 99. en my strength and stay all these years, and i and his whole family, and this and many other countries, owe him a debt greater than he would ever claim or we shall ever know. in this extended programme, we'll be looking at the duke's remarkable life and reporting on the many tributes from around the world. we'll take a look at the duke's influence as a father, grandfather and great—grandfather, over several decades. and we'll mark the great success of the duke of edinburgh's award scheme for young people, just one of the achievements being praised by political leaders today. like the expert carriage driver that he was, he helped to steer the royal family and the monarchy so that it remains an institution, indisputably vital to the balance and happiness of our national life. last post in recent years, philip was rarely seen in public, he'd retired from public duties in 2017 after 70 years of service. he was last seen as he returned home to windsor on the 16th of march, after a month—lon

after them, her husband, philip duke of edinburgh, his was the support that mattered most. . —— illjudge comment. it was a partnership which coped with constant scrutiny to demonstrate a deep mutual understanding and love. philip was born in 1921. he was part of european royalty, descended from clean victoria —— of european royalty, descended from clean victoria -- queen victoria. at school in northern scotland, he learned to be self—reliant. as the second world war loomed, he was an 18—year—old royal navy cadet and it was at dartmouth naval couegein and it was at dartmouth naval college in 1939 that he met the then 13—year—old princess elizabeth. he said to have made a deep impression on her. philip served with distinction in the navy during the war, and when the fighting ended he started to escort the 19—year—old elizabeth to family gatherings. he changed his name and become a british citizen. in the summer of 1947, the palace announced their engagement. tv: it is with the greatest| pleasure that the king and queen announce the betrothal of their dearly beloved - daughter,

queen elizabeth leads mourners at the funeral of her husband prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. rinces william and harry — who have been at odds in recent months, our other main news stories this hour. worldwide deaths from the coronavirus pandemic reach three million with india facing a new surge in cases. and president biden is under pressure after he tries to keep donald trump's cap on refugees.

edinburgh. he was by his side throughout the longest reign of a monarch in british history the prince philip duke of edinburgh it wasn't only a marriage but the life of service to his wife queen elizabeth the 2nd born into greek hands danish royalty philip had a lonely childhood he was taken under the wing of the british aristocracy when he married her then princess elizabeth in 1947 he was a promising young naval officer. it was a fairy tale wedding for a country emerging from war and hardship it's all change for the young couple when elizabeth sparta king george the 6 died at only 56 years of age she became queen and philip in the words of his private secretary looked as if the world would fall and down on him his naval career ended along with his independence prince philip was sort of forced into making huge sacrifices he was very much a man's man not someone who was going to naturally fall into the position of playing 2nd fiddle and walking 2 paces behind his wife and calling how ma'am in public and so on and so began life in the queen's shadow hundreds of engagements a year he did however ma

the other end with a special program us britain says goodbye and farewell to prince philip did you think of edinburgh but husband of queen elizabeth the 2nd will be laid to rest shortly in a small private ceremony at windsor castle just outside london. welcome to the program i'm phil graham prince philip will be buried and the vault at windsor castle following a funeral service in st george's chapel in the castle grounds the country will hold a minute's silence at the top of the hour in his alma coronavirus restrictions mean that only 30 close relatives will attend the ceremony and will reflect the prince's close ties with the armed forces and his many years of public service. will bring you live coverage of the procession the silence and the funeral mass here. and throughout i'll be joined by d.w. culture correspondent robin batterham here in the studio i do u.k. correspondent shell that chelsea till is in the wind and we'll hear from both a just a moment. first let's take a look back at prince philip's life and times also known as the duke of edinburgh he was the longest serving a british royal cal

the duke of edinburgh always kept an eye on the future. such a pioneer. one of prince philip's6, the duke of edinburgh's award. at the time, the scheme was seen a radical and pioneering and encouraged young people to explore new challenges, take risks and show initiative. (chapter head has the duke of edinburgh's award, activities, expeditions and adventures. for millions of people, it has been part of growing up. it aims to give young people from all backgrounds a sense of achievement outside of the classroom, through field trips and volunteering. for these pupils at a secondary school in the heart of manchester, the experience has been life changing. when you go on duke of edinburgh, it is a whole different environment. it is green everywhere as far as you can see. even signing up for it was a bit out of my comfort zone because prior to it i was quite shy and reserved and didn't talk to many people in my year. i'd been working in a charity - shop for a year in my community and i think definitely it's. been a very interesting... you get to meet lots - of interesting people, yo

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well let's take a course of the the life of the chick of edinburgh prince philip was born on june 10th 1921 in core foods a greek and danish royal families here is known as prince philip of greece and denmark which uses mother's ill health philip moved to england in 1928 and was raised by his maternal grandmother and uncle in 1942 he became a self the tenants in the british royal navy and was promoted to 1st left talents an executive officer aboard the h.m.s. wallace he participated in the allied landings in sicily during world war 2 on the 20 s. 19 $147.00 he married princess elizabeth westminster abbey becoming the juke of edinburgh less than 5 years later phillips naval career ended with the death of king george the 6th sense of the service ascension to the throne in 1979 his uncle will implement baton was killed in an ira bombing in arlen's on june 10th 2011 philip celebrated his 90th birthday and became the oldest serving while consorts later in life he suffered from various ailments including a chest infection a blocked coronary artery and bladder infections and in august 27th se

queen elizabeth leads mourners at the funeral of her husband prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. prince philip's coffin travelled to the service on a specially adapted landrover that he helped design. walking together after the service, the two brothers, princes william and harry, who have been at odds in recent months. worldwide deaths from the coronavirus pandemic reach 3 million, with india facing a new surge in cases. and president biden is under pressure after he tries to keep donald trump's cap on refugees. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are eve pollard, former fleet street editor, and peter hunt, former bbc royal correspondent. hello yet again to you both. a quick look through the front pages. many of the front pages, including the sunday express, have this image of the queen — sat alone during prince philip's funeral. a slightly different angle on the sunday telegraph, which reflects on what it calls a �*heartbreakingly beautiful day'. for the sunday mirror, it's the �*loneliest goodbye�*. the sunday times has a

philip, odoo shut up, was the queen, and she did. buckingham palace has announced the death of the queen's husband the duke of edinburgh, prince philip. he was 99 years of age. they were married for more than 70 years and he dedicated decades of his life to royal duetsty. he retired from public engagement in the summer of 2017, the palace said he passed away peacefully on friday morning, at windsor castle. we will be back with you very shortly, we will be hear with you into the next few hours, but coming up, we will have a special news paper review, some of the reaction and commentary of the duke's life, that is coming up with my colleague clive myrie. stay with us for that on bbc news. after a long and eventful life prince philip, the duke of edinburgh, has died at the age of 99. he was — by some distance — the longest—serving royal consort in british history, a role he'd made his own. from the day of his marriage to the future queen and throughout her long reign, he was at her side in good times and bad. he has quite simply been my strength and stay all these years, and i and his whole family, and this and many other countries, owe

it has been a fairly i eventual day here in edinburgh. 41 gun salute marking prince philip's decorateded after and filing the guns were all the reserves in the castle led by an nhs worker from glasgow, the reserves in the castle led by an nhs workerfrom glasgow, an nhs worker who has been fighting the covid pandemic from the very outset and here on the esplanade crowds lined up. they were alljust behind me between 200 and 300 people there. a moment of reflection and of course a moment of sadness as well and everyone thinking their thoughts with the queen and now it widow reflecting on how she will base feeling this weekend after losing her husband of more than seven decades. 0ne her husband of more than seven decades. one woman was crying as she gathered here. shejust wanted decades. one woman was crying as she gathered here. she just wanted to have that moment of reflection and she'd said she did have to be here. it was, of course. the biggest public gathering for quite some time here in edinburgh because of the coronavirus regulation. at the other end of the royal mailjust in that di

she said it was so important for her to be here at edinburgh castle to pay her respects to prince philip for quite some time, of course because of the coronavirus regulations people of all ages coming out and showing their respects. a moment of reflection and a moment of sadness. at the other end of the royal mail in that direction from where i am standing at the moment, the palace of holyrood house sits. again, floral tributes. fewerthan holyrood house sits. again, floral tributes. fewer than one dozen floral tributes have been placed there over the course of the day. people adhering to the advice to stay—at—home and to pay their respects online instead at this incredibly difficult time. the palace staff have been coming out and removing those flowers, taking them away, to preserve them elsewhere within the grounds of the palace of holyrood house. cards laid, as well. a grandfather took his grandson along, and i had a chat with them afterwards. just a moment to tell the next generation and younger generations ofjust how younger generations of just how important younger generations ofjus

princess philip and duke of edin edinburgh.n stage four of lung cancer. he had to break that news to the queen. he comes back. a few years later, he kneels in fronts of her in this televised coronation. it was an amazing sight. he takes off his own coronet and i will be your life of limb and early worship. just to say he spent his whole life in service to this woman, to this sovereign and to this monarchy. the poet lasaid he is a husbandf duty. i think sums up him and his generation of the war generation who believes so much in duty, so much in service. and who exemplified the ideals and values that were the basically of american values and british values and other values during the war time era. some believe the laying to rest of this man nearly 100 years old perhaps foreshadowed that end of generation of service, of duty, of memory, of what was so hard and so fiercely fought. anderson? >> christiane amanpour, thank you. kensington palace, clarissa ward is there. this funeral is bringing prince william and harry together for t

to be absolutely certain she was doing the right thing. >> lieutenant philip mountbatten, now his royal highness the duke of edinburghthe world are centered on buckingham palace. >> with the king's blessing secured, having renounced his claim to the greek and danish thrones and now a british subject, king george awarded philip the title "duke of edinburgh." he was able to marry princess elizabeth in 1947. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and now they are man and wife. the princess had been in the abbey for nearly an hour. what followed the service was the ornate pageantry of a state occasion. it showed that this was no ordinary wedding, but that of a king's daughter. following the bridal procession, came the bride's father and mother. >> it was clearly a love match. you only had to look at the photographs of them, howeverow posed the photographs were, they were clearly a young couple who were so in love with each other, a very handsome young couple, e and for the public, the idea of a love match and their beloved princess being in love was so exciting to them. people after thear were desperate for some good news. >> they were grim times in

today in sin george's chapel to commit into the hands of god the so of his servant prince philip duke of edinburgh. with grateful hans we remember the many ways in which his long life has been a blessing to us. we have been inspired by his arm wavering loyalty to our queen. by his service to the nation and the commonwealth. by his courage fortitude and face. the lives of being in ridged through the challenges that he has set us the encouragement that he has given us. his kindness humor and humanise free. we don't fall prey to the cold will give us grace to follow his example. and not with our brother fitted at the last we shall know the joys of life eternal. on the. on the. indeed we all are the royals. all of. us where we are are a. whole a whole in her. dorm. on the. wall the it is the all. the in. all. was the car. because. in the. small. or in the rear. of the car the man. love. to lure. in. the same. in the. loud. reading from the book ecclesiasticus. look at the rainbow. and praise its maker. it shines with a supreme beauty rounding the sky with its gleaming all. of the. and by the hands of

edinburgh award scheme. since he died, people you met have been recalling the time that they spent with prince philip. pondent danny savage reports now on people's memories of the duke. this is the legacy the duke of edinburgh has left behind. right, girls, so it's your silver d of e training day. 0n the weekend of his funeral, young people are now facing the challenges of what they call their d of e. right, girls, are you ready? yes! let's go. these schoolgirls from manchester were in the peak district, participating in the duke of edinburgh award scheme, very much aware of the significance of the day. i think he was an amazing man, and he was really important to the queen. 73 years of marriage is obviously quite a long time, so he's left a humongous legacy behind. he was brilliant. i feel honoured to be able to take part in something that he's founded. i feel really, really sorry for the queen because i know he was such a big, big part of her life. but i think that he's really going to be with us for a very long time — he's got such a big legacy with the duke of edinburgh award. allison bray is one o

but if you want and they dub you special coverage of the funeral of prince philip would you go of edinburgh her husband queen elizabeth for more than 7 decades has been laid to rest it's in george's chapel at windsor he died 8 days ago 2 months short of his 100th birthday card destructions that meant that only 30 close family members and friends were allowed to attend the ceremony events reflected the prince's close ties with the armed forces and served in the navy and seen active service during world war 2 and of course he's 2 decades he and course these decades of public service his body was carried to the chapel of the modified lotro or that he designed for self britain's longest serving proconsul was at the queenside during a record breaking rain that began in 1952 he passed away following a month long state hospital blames being treated for a heart condition. and infection. was made to rest in the boarding volts of st george's chapel which also houses the banks of the queen's 2 was a freak a mother and young sister princess. will have a look at what we have for witnessed over the last

her majesty the queen announces the death of her beloved husband is royal highness the prince philip of edinburgh with these words buckingham palace announced today the passing of prince philip the longest serving royal consulate in position history at the age of 99 at the queen side for more than 60 years he passed away this morning at windsor castle outside london flags are flying at half mast british t.v. shadows have been scrapped and people are wondering how in this age of cove it it would be appropriate to gather to mark his passing. prince philip juke of edinburgh the husband of queen elizabeth the 2nd. always a test side or a few steps behind that was royal protocol for the british prince consuls the couple was married more than 70 years the former royal navy officer lived an eventful public life that was occasionally seasoned by his sharp tongue and the dry humor. he was born prince philip of greece and denmark on the island of cool food in 1921 but despite his family's irish to classic background money was often in short supply his parents divorced and philip ended up in england where h

service decided not to prosecute i'm just very very briefly then another funeral the duke of edinburgh prince philip you know you think after that we may well see the paramilitaries back but hopefully not hopefully people will take gaspy us and reasons b.s. and not to return to return to the negotiating table and to make our tax walk and to ensure that the assembly and the institution to go there the report is basically trade agreement are used are all there are no justification whatsoever for ratan on the street. well i thank you that's of the show will be back on monday 52 years to the days in schools of off duty u.k. security services violent be attacked a civil rights march from belfast to derry and when we'll be investigating the democratic socialist alternative to violence police against black men in minneapolis until then join the only group of the following us all on social media . the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. those who can the speculators and those are now the ruling elites of the world are the speculators. they can create bubbles it

service decided not to prosecute i'm just very very briefly then another funeral the duke of edinburgh prince philip's funeral you think after that we may well see the paramilitaries back but hopefully not hopefully people will take gasping and reasons b.s. and not to return to return to the negotiating table and to make our tax walk and to ensure that the assembly and the institution turn out there the report is basically for it when are used to follow there are no justification whatsoever for ranting on the street. francine malloy thank you that's over the show will be back on monday 52 years to the days in school was involved do you get a security violent be attacked a civil rights march from belfast to derry and when we'll be investigating the democratic socialist alternative to violence police against black men in minneapolis until then join me on the ground the falling off of social media. you know when we've been imaging less about solicited. her from the regular morgue you're more your partner are going to be moving from rock. oh oh oh oh la water source i cure all but us lucifer mistletoe is