"the britannia" was very expensive. the way, with ronald reagan and nancy reagan, because they met up with them, and a terrible storm, term storm. >> you see the queen on the end crying. >> absolutely. >> a lot of people felt -- this was where they felt at home. every summer it would go for the summer crew, taken one place to the next. >> let me just -- we saw also "the britannia" in the tv series "the crown." i know it was a topic of much discussion during commercial breaks here. i'm a big fan of "the crown." i thought it was very well done. how accurate of a portrayal of prince philip was that to the way he actually was? >> i think it was very one-dimensional and mischaracterized in a lot of ways and in some instances, cruelly. for example, he was portrayed as having been responsible for the death of his sister, who was killed in a plane crash and there was a horrible screen with his father after the funeral said, you killed my favorite daughter. that never happened and philip had nothing to do with the death of his s

he being on the royal britannia with him? , ., , being on the royal britannia with him?ays, bloodhound was able to extend his sailing activities to the western isles.— to extend his sailing activities to the western isles. when the royal acht the western isles. when the royal yacht britannia _ the western isles. when the royal yacht britannia went _ the western isles. when the royal yacht britannia went out _ the western isles. when the royal yacht britannia went out of - the western isles. when the royal| yacht britannia went out of service, the queen and the duke were devastated. it meant a lot to them. so much, it carried them to new adventures, _ so much, it carried them to new adventures, wonderfuljourneys, and adventures, wonderful journeys, and they made _ adventures, wonderfuljourneys, and they made wonderful family memories so it is— they made wonderful family memories so it is one _ they made wonderful family memories so it is one of the rare occasions where _ so it is one of the rare occasions where we — so it is one of the rare occasions where we saw the quee

eitheria suarez is at the royal yacht britannia in edinburgh.ell us the kind of tribute that might be paid there posthumously for prince philip. >> hello, fredericka. remember as you saw a photo this morning that was shared by the queen on social media where the queen is sitting down with prince philip, very relaxed photo, i think we have it to show you, in the highlands in scotland. their love of scotland, their love of highlands and the great outdoors that people will remember them dearly by. and we inside "the royal yacht britannia," which was home for the prince, prince philip and the queen for 44 years. so home away from home in many ways, sailed more than 700 overseas trips, sailed more than 1 million miles to give viewers a sense. it was an emblem of britain right around the world. i want to give you a sense of the tour that this meant for the couple because, of course, it was a home away from home, a place where the queen felt most relaxed because really there weren't many prying eyes from the media or public. we are on the second deck r

this is how the day starts at the britannia royal naval college in dartmouth.f mourning in memory of the duke of edinburgh. he trained here as a young cadet, served with the navy in the second world war and maintained links to the military throughout his life. to lead is to serve and that is service to the nation, its service to your country, its service to those above you, but it's especially to serve those below you. and to do that you have to have integrity, you have to have enthusiasm, you have to have professional skills, curiosity, but you have to have empathy and wit, and i think he had masses of that. he arrived here in may 1939, destined for a career in the royal navy. but thanks to what may have been a chance meeting, his destiny was to become the royal consort. he looked after the two princesses whilst their parents were doing their official duties and also, avoiding an outbreak of mumps in the college. and so, we know that they played with the train set, the captain's children when they were in the house and famously now, played croquet on the lawn

he took the royal yacht britannia there in 1957 and flew into the airport as a pilot in 1996.inister of gibraltar said this was a moment of mourning across the british family of nations and prince philip was very much love there. i prince philip was very much love there. , ., , ., there. i remember other times i had there. i remember other times i had the privilege — there. i remember other times i had the privilege of— there. i remember other times i had the privilege of speaking _ there. i remember other times i had the privilege of speaking to - there. i remember other times i had the privilege of speaking to him. - there. i remember other times i had the privilege of speaking to him. he | the privilege of speaking to him. he was always full of support and recounting his memories of gibraltar and wishing as well. it sticks in my mind that he would always ask me how the convent was. it is the residence of the governor of gibraltar where the duke of edinburgh would have stayed. he spent ten days here at one stage. he opened the legislative council in 1950. so a very strong re

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took part in the royal regatta at cowes for 50 years, even winning the most prestigious trophy, the britanniaite good for the soul, frankly. commentator: and now, a change of bowling from the pavilion end. i as an enthusiastic cricketer, he also drew praise from high places. and that one moved across the leg. he has a perfect action for a right hand off spin bowler. _ laughter. but what you might not know is how the playing fields around us are a huge part of his legacy. while councils were busy selling them off, his tireless fundraising campaign led to thousands of uk sites being saved. it's a true testament to his passion and commitment to sport, and the opportunities that he saw that sport could create for so many young people who didn't necessarily have access to green space. the duke shared the queen's love of horses and became one of the top four polo players in britain in the mid—60s, cementing the sport as a firm royal favourite. arthritis ended his playing career at 50. go on, you stupid horse! go on. but carriage driving became his new passion, and he was instrumental in drawing up

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as a cadet, he first met princess elizabeth in 1939 when she visited britannia royal naval college in hms ramillies. years later, he reflected on life as a sailor. you are exposed to the elements in a way which you are not onshore at any time because you've got your feet in the earth, as it were. and you've got some sort of security, shelter and so on. whereas, at sea, you are in a cockle shell, in this enormous expanse of the ocean, so that tends to cut you down to size. in 1941, philipjoined hms valiant, operating in some danger in the mediterranean. during battle of cape matapan, he earned a mention in dispatches for directing such lights on enemy cruisers. we were hit by two bombs. the whole ship bent like that with the explosion. and actually bent sufficiently for some of the hatches down below to be jammed so several people rang up and said, please can you get a tin opener, we'd like to get out, you know? promotion followed and a posting to a destroyer on hazardous convoy duty in the north sea before he returned to the mediterranean in support of the allied invasion of sicily. a

he was at the britannia royal naval college in dartmouth before the war.been asked to entertain the king's daughters during a royal visit. afterwards, they played croquet in the gardens outside. it was clear a romance had started to blossom in dartmouth that afternoon. elizabeth might have been taken with philip, but war was to take him far away. with the navy, he fought the italians and then the japanese. but the young princess exchanged letters with philip throughout the war years, which allowed them, when peace finally came, to pick up their romance. and in 1947, they got engaged. and the wedding, when it came later that year, was to light up a post-war britain still mired bomb damage and rations. he had renounced his greek title, and the king made him the duke of edinburgh. prince charles was the first of the couple's four children, a future king, and the duke of edinburgh was promoted to commander. he took charge of his own ship, h.m.s. "magpie," in malta. so at the beginning of the 1950s, the young couple would lead a life about as close to normal as

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he took the royal yacht britannia there in 1957 and flew in to the airport as a pilot in 1996.an picardo told us this was a moment of mourning across the british family of nations and prince philip was very much loved there. i remember all the times i had the privilege of speaking to him. he was always full of support for the gibraltarians, full of the recounting of memories of his time in gibraltar, wishing as well, and it always sticks in my mind that he would always ask me how the convent was. the convinces the convent was. the convinces the residents of the governor of gibraltar where the duke of edinburgh would have stayed on each of his occasions in gibraltar, some of them quite extended. he spent ten days here at one stage. he opened a legislative council back in 1950, so a very strong relationship with gibraltar and the people of gibraltar have always wanted ensure we remember with fondness. politicians, international leaders and friends have been paying tribute to the duke of edinburgh, the longest serving royal consort in british history, who has died two months short

steve: speaking of the military, when he was 18, he joined the royal navy and he graduated from the britanniayap ocean to the mediterranean and in 1945, at the end of world war ii, he was actually in tokyo bay when the japanese surrendered. you know, and then -- there you can see them years later. philip's military career was truly central to his career and his character unlike prance other royal cording to ashley jackson a professor of imperial and military history at kings college in london. ainsley: oh, really? okay. he was a member of 780 organizations. he was a big sports enthusiast. and according to this site i'm reading now. he helped develop the equestrian event carriage driving. brian: big sportsman, big athlete, belonged to over 700 different organizations. he said at one time he never really aspired to be in royalty, even though he was pretty much born into it. and then he married into it. he said he would have looed to have just stayed in the royal navy and had a career in the military. steve: well, you know, and, brian, talking about how he was born in greece, but then became obv

he helped to design the royal yacht britannia. — down from official royal duties at the age of— down from official royal duties at the age of 96. outspoken, with a great _ the age of 96. outspoken, with a great sense of humour, he wasn't afraid _ great sense of humour, he wasn't afraid of— great sense of humour, he wasn't afraid of talking openly about issues — afraid of talking openly about issues that were close to him. he will be _ issues that were close to him. he will be remembered for his loyal devotion— will be remembered for his loyal devotion to service and his leadership of hundreds of causes close _ leadership of hundreds of causes close to — leadership of hundreds of causes close to his heart. perhaps his finest— close to his heart. perhaps his finest achievement was the duke of edinburgh's award, which helps millions— edinburgh's award, which helps millions of young people around the world _ millions of young people around the world to _ millions of young people around the world to achieve their full potential as team

i have only seen her cry once, and that was that the decommissioning of britannia, and i think to be would have happened in connection with his own funeral. it is very much a reflection of him? it is, es. much a reflection of him? it is, yes- the _ much a reflection of him? it is, yes. the nautical— much a reflection of him? it is, yes. the nautical theme, i much a reflection of him? it is, yes. the nauticaltheme, his. much a reflection of him? it is, i yes. the nauticaltheme, his own yes. the nautical theme, his own heritage, one of the hymnns, it is a funeral hymn from the greek and russian orthodox churches, the sounding of the call to action by the bugler. yes, he was involved. the queen mother was involved in her funeral as well. it is a bit of a tradition. i think that you got more involved than anybody else, particularly with the land rover we have heard about. but that is so in keeping with him, he was so hands—on about everything he did, every because he got involved in, goodness me, at home and around the world, really getting stuck into whatever he was doing. teiiii really

it| interviewing him, how important it was to him and of course the help design the royal yacht britanniaall sorts of other things in the role supporting her majesty. so an exceptional officer who did not, he was not that fast with flimflam, i have discovered that he was entitled to the arctic star which was a medal that was introduced long time after the war for fighting introduced long time after the war forfighting in introduced long time after the war for fighting in the arctic convoys. i discovered he was eligible for this and had been, isaid i discovered he was eligible for this and had been, i said to him url edible for this, it's not had so he saidi he said i did not fight there, i don't think i deserve it. he said it's such a nuisance moving your medal ribbons around. can it's such a nuisance moving your medal ribbons around.— medal ribbons around. can i ask about his personal— medal ribbons around. can i ask about his personal qualities? i medal ribbons around. can i ask| about his personal qualities? the sense i get as those of you who have served either alongside tim or in the