inside windsor castle which as we can see is a vast complex indeed the castle wharfs the town of windsor itself. so. you saw the queen and. the david of windsor. played by. the bathrooms and once a coffin and the chapel at the top of the aisle that will be a minute at nationals hands. that was instead their classic piping in a royal navy thing when when you arrive on the ship you all piped in and this is very much the world. and you can bet. that he will be piped in. oh. oh. this is not very well marines take a call from the church into the church. my . head. hurt. so the royal marines better pocket the western entrance offset the west steps of st george's chapel taking friends for the coughing up the steps into the chapel to be received by the dean of windsor and the archbishop of canterbury. ellen following a minute so it's. good it.

i'm at edinburgh castle _ what is happening there?ing there? i'm at edinburgh castle at the - what is happening there? i'm at edinburgh castle at the top - what is happening there? i'm at edinburgh castle at the top of i what is happening there? i'm at. edinburgh castle at the top of the royal mile. it is a lovely day. a few people have gathered. the scottish government has advised people to stay at home, but there will be a gun salute at three o'clock that will mark the beginning and the end of that one—minute's silence. the duke of edinburgh spent a lot of time here. he was chancellor of the university for nearly 60 years. people across the country are remembering him. people in gordonstoun, where he was at school in the 1930s, and got his love of the sea, which led to that naval career, and students and pupils and teachers have been out on the waters around the moray coast and they passed a wreath into the water to remember the duke, who was at the school so many decades ago, and a lone piper was on the shore, playing a tribute for

it was at windsor castle that they fell in love. it was wartime.ng 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. drawn up in the spring sunshine on the castle's quadrangle with a military detachment. regiments and other service contingents with which the duke had a particular connection. the scale was smaller than would have been the case without the pandemic though that is hardly something that would have troubled him. he, after all, had choreographed much of what was to follow. the land rover hearse which the duke had helped to design moved to its position by the state entrance. his coffin was borne by a bearer party from the grenadier guards. the was covered with personal standard and surmounted with his sword and naval cap. with great care, it was placed on the hearse. behind the hearse were member

i'm jane hill at windsor castle. the palace says the duke's funeral will be held at windsor next saturday. it will be televised throughout. it will be a �*ceremonial royal funeral�* not a state funeral, and it "reflects duke's wishes". fire! gunshots. gun salutes have been fired across the uk, in gibraltar and at sea in memory of the duke. the royalfamily is mourning his loss. if you were having problems, you could always go to him and know that he would listen and try to help. i think he'd probably want to be remembered as... as an individual in his own right, really. prince edward and his wife, the countess of wessex visited the queen at windsor this morning. on leaving, her daughter—in—law said the queen had been amazing. i'm shaun ley. we'll have more on the duke, but some of the other stories making the headlines... two men have appeared in court in belfast charged with rioting — after a further night of violence in northern ireland. more than 32 million people in the uk have now received their covid vaccine, wh

my colleague reeta chakrabarti spent the day at windsor castle.uneral she spoke to camilla tominey, associate editor at the daily telegraph, who believes that the images of prince william and prince harry chatting as they made their way out of the chapel after the service were encouraging. it's an important image to send across the world amid all of these reports of tensions ongoing between the pair. it was particularly significant that they were all expected to go into state vehicles to be convened back to windsor castle and chose instead to walk. may be a reflection of the lovely weather. but equally i think the brothers wanted to be seen to be chatting. a lot had been made of the fact they were not going to stand shoulder to shoulder in the possession and would be flanking their older cousin and i thought it was significant to see the duchess of cambridge chatting to her brother—in—law and then choosing to move to the side somewhat to let william and harry speak in the full glare of the cameras. i think that changes the optics around their ongo

it is that being commemorated at edinburgh castle toda ? , . ,�* , castle today?lip's military career that _ castle today? it is prince philip's military career that was - castle today? it is prince philip's military career that was marked | castle today? it is prince philip's - military career that was marked here at noon this afternoon. 41 rounds were fired here at edinburgh castle between one and 200 people gathered as a mark of respectjust by me. lining up in rows. when women are visibly upset, she was crying. she said it was so important for her to be here at edinburgh castle to pay her respects to prince philip himself. this was the largest, we think, public gathering in edinburgh 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. f

drawn castle that the nation paid its final tributes. spring sunshine on the castle�*s quadrangle with a military detachment, regiments and other service contingents with which the duke had a personal connection. it was on a smaller scale than without the pandemic but he after all had choreographed what was to follow. the land rover hearse which the duke had helped to design. the coffin was born by a party from the grenadier guards, surmounted with his sword and naval cap. with great care it was placed on the hearse. behind the hearse were members of the family walking to the chapel, headed by the prince of wales, and then the first sight of the queen, in the state bentley, taking its position at the rear of the procession as the hearse set off. among the members of the family walking behind the coffin were princes william and harry, not walking side by side but with their cousin peter phillips between them. the procession wound its way down the gentle hill of the castle towards st george's chapel. at the west steps of the chapel, a bear

george's chapel, the chapel inside the grounds of windsor castle. have been respectfully requested not to attempt to participate in events that make up the funeral. those are the details weave. the palace will release more details when they have finalized those. some people still gathered here outside the castle. thoughts are with her majesty, the queen. clive: thank you for that. one of prince philip's greatest contributions to public life was the award scheme he established in 1956, the duke of edinburgh's award. it was seen as radical and pioneering, to allow -- encourage young people to take risks and show initiative. the head of trustees at the duke of edinburgh award joins us now. thank you for joining us. it will be seen as one of his greatest legacies, and yet it was born out of controversy. the scouts were upset this scheme was being put forward, but it is an enormous success. >> one of the amazing legacies, we work in partnership with a huge range of youth organizations and it is a testament that 65 years after it was founded the charity i

can you talk about the significant of windsor castle and st. george's castle to prince philip?'s hugely significant to prce phi and t que. the queen andil he hes all over this country. this was really the weekend home of the queen and prince philip. when they left behind their duties in london, when they were in residence at buckingham palace, they would come out here and spend part of the year here. i think in spring, i understand, living here. also, it's where they both spent much of the pandemic living under lockdown. >> yes. you know, i think princess anne summed it up best for the fam when she said you know it's going to happen, his death, but you are never really ready when it comes. he died after 99 after being in the hospital and was released from the hospital. but in the end, he died at home surrounded by family members. >> he wanted to get out of that hospital. he was determined to die in his own home. he knew that this is coming and he wanted to do that at home. and he sat with a rug over his knees in the sunlight when he got home, so grateful to be there. and he and

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a few of windsor castle. you actually feel - home. living in windsor, for almost 50 years, you actually feel very - 50 years, you actually feel very close to the royal family here. you know, we sort of feel as though they are sort of part of our family. i always thought he was a man's man. i loved _ always thought he was a man's man. i loved his attitude. he was part of our lives — loved his attitude. he was part of our lives. everyday life, notjust special — our lives. everyday life, notjust special occasions. all the time, it was. _ special occasions. all the time, it was. there — special occasions. all the time, it was, there the duke! and that you could _ was, there the duke! and that you could wave — was, there the duke! and that you could wave at you. he was, there the duke! and that you could wave at you.— could wave at you. he was such a charismatic. _ could wave at you. he was such a charismatic, charming, _ could wave at you. he was such a charismatic, charming, such - could wave at you. he was such

and it was within the ancient walls of this castle, that the nation paid its final tributes. castle,aid its finaltributes. drawn castle, that the nation paid its final tributes. drawn up in the spring sunshine on the castle's quadrangle with a military detachment. regiments and other service contingents with which the duke had a particular connection. the scale were smaller than would have been the case without the pandemic though that is hardly something that would have troubled him. he, afterall, had choreographed much of what was to follow. the land rover hearse which the duke had helped to design moved to its position by the state entrance. his coffin was borne by a bearer party from the grenadier guards. the was covered with personal standard and surmounted with his sword and naval cap. with great care, it was placed on the hearse. behind the harris were members of the royalfamily on the hearse. behind the harris were members of the royal family who were members of the royal family who were walking to the chapel, headed by the prince of wales. and then the first sight of the que

the shot on the left is, of course, windsor castle. shot on the right, a family photo, and you see prince philip on the right-hand side of that photo. this event will be held at st. george's chapel at windsors castle just about 38 minutes outside the center of london and buckingham palace. the 99-year-old husband, of course, of queen elizabeth stand ing beside her as they parented four children together, eight grandchildren and then welcomed ten great grandchildren, many of whom will gather to remember him today. he was born a prince of greece and denmark, gave up those titles when with as a young naval officer he caught the eye of young princess elizabeth and married her at the age of 21 and served her and the united kingdom for the rest of his days. his proudest association was with the british military, a member of the greatest generation serving in world war ii in europe and in the pacific. he was actually in tokyo bay on the last day of world war ii to witness the signing of those documents. today more than 700 members of the brit

i'm in front of the castle.und me in every direction, members of the police and stewards helping to keep the public at bay and making sure these pared down funeral considerations remain that way. on the grounds outside of windsor castle, the royal family has specifically asked for no exceptions for prince philip's funeral. everyone must imply with the covid protocols, so they are asking for online condolences and no one to congregate at the royal's residences. there are police armed and unarmed but not heavy-handed. they are acting very sensitively and they are stepping and only encouraging people to move along and make sure the roads aren't blonk bl blocked. an important towering figure in british public life and now british history has a funeral which is so sedate. there is no fuss but that is the way that the duke of edinburgh would have preferred it. >> let's take a moment and just look at some of these images that we are seeing. just extraordinary morning in windsor. joining me now, is a friend of the famil

just outside the — closer to the castle now? just outside the castle _ closer to the castle now? have wanted. sophie thank you very _ the duke would have wanted. sophie thank you very much. _ the duke would have wanted. sophie thank you very much. here _ the duke would have wanted. sophie thank you very much. here we i the duke would have wanted. sophie thank you very much. here we are, l thank you very much. here we are, back inside the precinct of the castle. if we popped back to the studio, we will see more proof of the events are coming to a close. just behind robert we have the defence advisers from the commonwealth because we mentioned them a little earlier. again, another element of two—day's events which just underlined the duke of�*s belief in big power of the commonwealth. that is an interesting factor for us as well because as we discussed earlier, there has been a lot of talk about britain's place in the world, a lot of heated debate about britain's place in the world over the last few years. baroness scotland was earlier telling us it is quite possibly a good opportu

the message to the public is the same _ castle. the message to the public is the same as— castle.public is the same as today, please do not come _ the same as today, please do not come and — the same as today, please do not come and congregate because of the restrictions in place due to the pandemic. that said, there were a steady stream of people here pretty much _ steady stream of people here pretty much all _ steady stream of people here pretty much all day, not huge crowds but a steady _ much all day, not huge crowds but a steady stream nonetheless of people who paid _ steady stream nonetheless of people who paid their respects, laying cards, — who paid their respects, laying cards, flowers and messages of goodwill — cards, flowers and messages of goodwill. an orderly queue was formed, — goodwill. an orderly queue was formed, people were encouraged to socially— formed, people were encouraged to socially distance, and once they have _ socially distance, and once they have placed their flowers or their cards _ have placed their flowers or their cards they— have placed their flow

people have continued to lay flowers outside buckingham palace and windsor castle. touching things that have been said about him, and that they would sustain the family at a time of loss. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. it was a cold and frosty start for many this morning, but there was some lovely sunshine around early on. however, as the day progressed, we quite literally had four seasons in one day. a frosty start, some sunshine, then some showers. and the shower is turning increasingly wintry with some hail and snow mixed in there as well. this has been the story through the day today. the shower clouds developed as we went through the morning and then became quite widespread into the afternoon. the only exception is down to the south—east where we had some fairly dense cloud throughout the day, associated with this weather front. and it brought some light, showery rain as well. now, the front drifts away, and through the next night the showers will fade and the temperatures will fall away quite sharply. so we are likely t

the duke died yesterday, aged 99, at windsor castle.rince charles said he'd given the "most remarkable service" to the queen and the country, and was a "much loved figure". his comments came as details were announced this afternoon of the duke's funeral. it will be next saturday, at 3pm at st george's chapel in windsor. there'll be a one—minute silence held nationally at the same time. earlier in the day, gun salutes took place to mark the duke's death, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. at midday in the capital cities of the four nations of the united kingdom, 41 gun salutes were fired. fire. and for a man who served in the royal navy in the second world war and later, guns were fired in tribute aboard several warships, and in gibraltar, home to the royal navy's gibraltar squadron. at windsor castle, the earl of wessex arrived with his wife to join the queen in the family's mourning, as officials put the finishing touches to the plans for the duke's funeral. it will take place at three o'clock next saturday afternoon

he will be joining us at windsor castle. and foreign correspondent molly hunter joining us from buckingham palace. a big welcome to you, both. let's go to you first keir, where you are front and center where it is all going on. we know that the prince's association with the military was foremost throughout his life, and it is reflected at windsor castle today. >> reporter: very much so, alex. they're setting the stage for a royal funeral encompassing two families, the royal family and prince philip's military family. what you are seeing with the live pictures are the royal navy, the royal marines, the royal air force, just to name but a few getting into position to line the route as prince philip's coffin will be taken from the state entrance of windsor castle to the west entrance of st. george's chapel behind me there. there will be so many moments and every moment will have meaning. some of those troops that you can see lining up, the royal marines will carry prince philip's coffin into the chapel. the artillery will fire

buckingham palace announced he'll be laid to rest next saturday in windsor castle.h and world leaders continue to send condolences to the royalfamily, including the president of china and the pope. the irish prime minister has warned that northern ireland will not be allowed to spiral down into sectarian murders and political discord. his remarks came after further unrest in parts of belfast. there's the headlines.

with the prince's wishes and coronavirus restrictions but close family and friends gather at windsor castle to pay their last respects to a devoted husband father and public service also coming up. worldwide cope with 19 deaths topped 3000000 as authorities in brazil ask women to delay having babies until the end of the pandemic plus the. big news of the bundling of byron munich brushed aside volves books like the champions coach dunphy flick shocks fans by saying he wants to leave the club at the end of the season. and go for good to have you with us prince philip husband of britain's queen elizabeth the 2nd for more than 7 decades has been laid to rest he died just short of his 100th birthday coronavirus restrictions meant that only 30 close family members and friends attended his funeral at windsor castle the ceremony reflected the prince's close ties with the armed forces. a funeral for a man who gave almost a century of service to his country and his solver and. philip's coffin was carried into st george's chapel in windsor castle draped by his personal standard and adorned with his na

- will take place behind castle walls tomorrow.— castle walls tomorrow.walls tomorrow. helena, thanks so much _ castle walls tomorrow. helena, thanks so much for— castle walls tomorrow. helena, thanks so much for that. - we saw the archbishop of canterbury in sarah campbell's report. he will greet the coffin and give the blessing at the duke's funeral service tomorrow. in an interview ahead of the funeral, reeta chakrabarti began by asking him if he felt nervous ahead of occasions like this. oh yes, absolutely. a few weeks ago, i took the funeral of a relative. and i'll be no more nervous than i was then. the nerves are not about the number of people. the nerves are about contributing to this in a way that helps the family see that it's about hope and resurrection. we know that the queen is going to sit alone because of covid restrictions, and she will be doing what tens of thousands of people had to do in this last year. what will be the emotional strain on her, do you think? she's the queen. she will behave with the extraordinary dignity and extraordina

castle at noon.ple around here today. as we were seeing, the duke of edinburgh has touched many lives. notjust here in the city, but also across scotland in royal deeside particularly where the royal family used to go on so many of their holidays. but back in the 305 he went to school in gordonstoun wait up in murray and he seemed to enjoy his time at gordonstoun, making a bit of an impact there, particularly in sport. he was the captain of the hockey team, captain of the cricket team and he was also head boy. we have had a statement from gordonstoun and the principle there. she has said that gordonstoun community has joined together to convey their condolences. she said he was supportive of people is fulfilling, not only their academic potential, but also developing life skills. she also said we are immensely grateful for his support over the years and his presence and support in school life will be sorely missed. he kept in touch with gordonstoun over the years. he was there around five years. he w

they could have insisted on it, castle. they could have insisted on it. but— castle.further discussion— by peter. that led to a further discussion about the nature of the rift between the two of them. but after _ rift between the two of them. but after the — rift between the two of them. but after the hour inside the chapel, it was striking that they were seen walking, — was striking that they were seen walking, chatting to each other as they left _ walking, chatting to each other as they left and walked up the hill back towards windsor castle. it will be the _ back towards windsor castle. it will be the first, one of zooms, of many conversations as they attempt to heal conversations as they attempt to heat that — conversations as they attempt to heal that rift —— one assumes a. we've _ heal that rift —— one assumes a. we've run— heal that rift —— one assumes a. we've run out of time. a longer addition at 11:30 p:m.. thank you very much and we will see you later. that's it for the papers this hour. i'll be back shortly. hello there, good evening. there was some warm s

welcome back to windsor castle.ery striking, hearing nick see he felt that you would be perhaps surprised by the reaction to his passing. it has been very busy here in windsor today, the crowds who are here thinning out slightly now that it is getting colder, but they have been a large number of people here over the course of the day, lots of people bringing four hours, despite the exultation is not to gather, the people not to break covid rules, there have been a lot of people here at windsor castle today. and outside the castle alongside me is a man of many talents, but a man other things you are a biographer of the duke, you knew him, and i am touched that you were just saying to me you thought he would be almost taken aback by the numbers... i he would be almost taken aback by the numbers...— the numbers... i think it would be startled by — the numbers... i think it would be startled by the — the numbers... i think it would be startled by the response - the numbers... i think it would be startled by the response

because of coronavirus restrictions, his funeral will take place within the grounds of windsor castle no public processions — but it will be televised. the palace has said prince harry will attend but his wife meghan, who is pregnant, has been advised by her doctors not to travel. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. at midday in the capital cities of the four nations of the united kingdom, 41 gun salutes sounded in tribute to the duke. fire! fire. and for a man who served in the royal navy in the second world war and later, guns were fired in tribute aboard several warships. and in gibraltar, home to the royal navy's gibraltar squadron. at windsor castle, the earl of wessex arrived with his wife tojoin the queen in the family's mourning, as officials put the finishing touches to the plans for the duke's funeral. it will take place at three o'clock next saturday afternoon at st george's chapel inside windsor castle. no part of the funeral will be accessible to the public. the duke's coffin will be borne in a ceremonial procession from the castle�*s state apartments to th

you're seeing live pictures at the grounds of windsor castle.id, the pandemic has placed restrictions on today's service. you'll notice that throughout, but the funeral is in line with prince philip's personal wishes. >> he didn't want a lot of fuss, as he always said. here's what you can expect to see this morning. in ten minutes, prince philip's coffin will be placed in a custom land rover that he helped design. the hearse will travel the grounds at windsor, lined with more than 730 military personnel. >> members of the royal family will walk behind the coffin followed by the queen, who will not walk but travel in a bentley. a ceremonial bentley. then arrive at the steps of st. george's chapel. from there, there will be a national minute of silence. then the service will begin, presided over by the dean of windsor and the canterbury. >> our team is standing by as we reflect on prince philip's remarkable life, his contributions and legacy. we're going to begin with international correspondent keir simmons there in windsor. keir, good morning. >

castle right now.ot be his permanent resting place. his body will be moved when queen elizabeth passes, they'll eventually be laid to rest together in the king. george, the 6th memorial chapel king george the, of course, queen elizabeth's father. >> well, the queen road in his state in the bentley at the rear of the per>session. earlier today, the entire procession and funeral taking place out of public view within the grounds of windsor castle. a modified land rover carried the body of prince philip and his coffin in a procession to the castle because of covid only 30 people were in law were allowed inside the castle's saint george's chapel that included, of course, the widowed queen her 4 children and her 8 grandchildren. the 30 funeral gusts also included other senior royals and several of. >> prince philip's german relatives. philip was born a prince of greece and denmark and like the queen is related to plenty of european royal families. more than 700 military personnel took part in today's servic

if you look up, you can see plymouth castle. plymouth castle may have been more in a state of ruin than we show here. where you are looking out you can see the tower in the distance, that is an outer gatehouse, and that is the only piece of the castle that exists today. you walk up a hill and you can get in and see the remains of that gatehouse. again, i am sure it would be much busier than this. when you are walking around in real time, these guys are moving around and some are having an argument, and we can go to the part of the actual entry. into the covered walkway down to the steps themselves. again, a lot of controversy over where the real mayflower steps exist. there is talk they are still in existence underneath the ladies restroom in one pub, i am not too sure that is accurate. but we have them where they are placed in most of the maps that we have seen. at the base of the steps we have a little [indiscernible] not to similar to the one the mayflower took to cape cod, and they were able to assemble it because it was tak

it castle, and she will miss him deel . ., castle, and she will miss him deel . . ., castle, and shehave a huge impact on her. his— deeply. it will have a huge impact on her, his death, _ deeply. it will have a huge impact on her, his death, not _ deeply. it will have a huge impact. on her, his death, not unexpected, he was 99, but still. after 73 years, such a long time, they— after 73 years, such a long time, they met — after 73 years, such a long time, they met in — after 73 years, such a long time, they met in the 1930s, even earlier than it— they met in the 1930s, even earlier than it says — they met in the 1930s, even earlier than it says on the news, when it says _ than it says on the news, when it says they — than it says on the news, when it says they met in 1939 but prince philip _ says they met in 1939 but prince philip told me they had met before at family— philip told me they had met before at family wedding. they fell in love in at family wedding. they fell in love in the _ at family wedding. they fell in love in the 1940s and from 1947 they have been a _ in the 1940s a

so those steps would originally have gone up to the castle, up past the castle. this was also known as damnnation alley, would you believe. that single route up there had ten pubs and each pub was a brothel. not a very nice place, but obviously when you've got sailors coming in, you've got fishermen coming in, and obviously if they wanted a manner of like relief, that's where they would head. that's certainly where they would go. you can see the representation of island house just to the right, what we call jettied houses. just behind these houses there is the famous elizabethan house. they're called jettied, because as they go up, each floor sticks up a little more than the one underneath. that's called a jettied house. if you want to turn around and see the stores, it's politically incorrect, but an historical fact -- well, as far as we're aware, an historical fact. so they would have brought not just nagging wives, they would have brought all kinds of convicts down here. some of the offenders would be put in stalks, some would be put in the stepping stool. at

it will be in the castle�*s central quadrangle that the proceedings will begin.ce detachments will be drawn up. a few moments after 2:40pm tomorrow, the duke's coffin will be borne from the state entrance to be placed on the land rover. at 2:45pm, the small procession will step off for the eight—minute journey through the castle. some members of the royal family will walk behind the coffin. the queen will follow in a limousine. the route will be lined by the military. at 2:53pm, the coffin will arrive at the west steps of st george's chapel. it will be borne to the top of the steps, where it will pause. at 3:00pm, a one—minute silence will be observed, before the coffin enters the chapel for the funeral service. inside the chapel, the queen will sit by herself. like all the 30 members of the congregation, she will wear a mask. at one point the chapel will echo to the bugle call for action stations — a reminder of the duke's service as an officer in the royal navy in the second world war. in the town of windsor, many of the residents have their own stories of the

both the procession and the service will be behind the castle walls.olemn and perhaps especially when we first see the queen which is due to be just before 3pm tomorrow afternoon in what must be one of the saddest days of her long reign. be one of the saddest days of her long reign-— time for a look at the weather here's tomasz schafernaker. thank you. the weather this weekend is looking fine for most of the uk. the mornings will still be a little on the chilly side but it is really the story of the month so far. we have had so many frosts and there will be a touch of frost again this coming night. high pressure has extended from scandinavia across much of western europe so we have fine unsettled weather. this is from earlier, you can see fair weather car developing across england and a weather front just to the car developing across england and a weather frontjust to the north—west of us. it can't make process because of us. it can't make process because of the high pressure affecting the uk. clearskies of the high pressure affecting the uk. clear ski

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

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so those steps would originally have gone up to the castle or pastor castle. this was also known as damnation alley. would you believe there's something that that single that single route up there had something like 10 10 pubs. and each pub was a brothel. so not a very nice place, but obviously when you've got you've got sailors coming in you've got fishermen coming in and obviously if they wanted. or manner of light relief. that's what they would head. that's what they that's certainly what they were. they would go. and again, you see the representation of island house. just just the right to the the multi what we call jettied houses. this just behind these houses. there's the famous elizabethan harris. they're called jettied because as they go up the each floor sticks out a little bit more from the one underneath. so that's that's called a jetty house. um if you want to turn around and go into go through if you want to see the ducking stores, we've got it which i think is is say the politically incorrect but and historical fact, what as far as we're aware an

but the duke spent his last days here at windsor castle.ng discharged from hospital three weeks ago. he and the queen spent the last year here isolating together. they quietly celebrated the duke's 99th birthday last year an they also quietly celebrated their 73rd wedding anniversary. tonight here, at castle behind us, the queen, now a widow, is in mourning for her husband, a husband who was by her side for so many years. hugh: thank you. that's helena for us there at windsor. let's go from windsor to central london, talk to our royal correspondent, sara campbl, who is at buck ham palace -- buckingham palace. we are of course at a very difficult period in terms of public health with all of these restrictions. one can assume then that the kinds of crowds that we might have expected at the gates today clearly are not there. and of course it will effect as well the way the palace is planning the next few days. reporter: that's right. the deaths of many thousands of people over the past year haven't been marked in a way that their friends and t

britain's prince phillip is laid to rest close family and friends join queen elizabeth at windsor castle near london in a socially distance funeral service. and in the bundesliga fire nick brushed aside bowls bird but coach hansie flick drops a bombshell announcing he wants to leave the club. next by sir welcome to the program. germany is honoring those lost to the coronavirus today top officials including german chancellor angela merkel and president frank walter steinmeier are gathering in berlin for the ceremony tens of thousands of people have had to say a premature goodbye to their loved ones those who died often did so alone with relatives kept away by coronavirus restrictions old age homes were especially hard hit by the pandemic a senior citizens and caregivers were unable to protect themselves even as vaccinations increased in germany today's events are meant to provide a moment to reflect on the 79914 who have died since the pandemic hit the country. that keeps memories of his mother and not to a life in this photo album. my mother was a person who liked to be around others who