she was able to go off to malta and _ years. she was able to go off to malta and just _ years.retend that she wasn't a princess at all, that she wasn't a princess at all, that she was a naval wife. she had a family. she had these small children. she had a husband who she loved. i think it was a very happy time for them. the prince took up a new hobby, avidly filmed by his young wife, the movie camera being her new hobby. but this freedom wouldn't last long. in 1952 king george vi was gravely ill. philip and elizabeth were sent in his place for a tour by a private holiday in kenya. the king waved them off on theirjourney. it would turn out to be for the last time. she had been prepared for this dreadful tragedy for us like they were in kenya when the palace sent word that the king had died. philip broke the onjune the on june the 2nd onjune the 2nd 1953, onjune the 2nd1953, the queen was crowned and prince philip pledged his allegiance to queen elizabeth ii. her path was clear, to rain but not to rule over the united kingdom over the united kingdom, australia, new zealand, canad

relationship between malta and the royalfamily will continue?tinue? it will continue as _ royal family will continue? it will continue as it _ royal family will continue? it will continue as it was _ royal family will continue? it will continue as it was before. - royal family will continue? it will continue as it was before. first i royal family will continue? it will| continue as it was before. first of all because one has to realise that after all those years of relationship between malta and britain there are large communities of maltese residing in the uk and the same with large communities of british people living in mortar. it is something which definitely cannot be put aside. 0n the other hand, as i said, there is a lot of respect. i mentioned at the time they were staying in malta, there was lord mountbatten and pictures of prince charles and princess and bathing on the coastline along with lord mountbatten and his wife. these were family photos. so i can assure you one can think of any deterioration in the relationships between malta a

, _ the military, they were posted to malta, they had idyllic times where there _ malta, they had idyllic, then her father's— polo, they could have picnics, then her father's health deteriorated and her father's health deteriorated and he realised before her father had died the — he realised before her father had died the king died he would have do more _ died the king died he would have do more rovat— died the king died he would have do more royal duties and one of his relatives— more royal duties and one of his relatives said at the time they put the bird _ relatives said at the time they put the bird back in the gilded cage, and that, — the bird back in the gilded cage, and that, that was the end for him and that, that was the end for him and he _ and that, that was the end for him and he said — and that, that was the end for him and he said i didn't choose to be the sort — and he said i didn't choose to be the sort of— and he said i didn't choose to be the sort of president of the mint advisory— the sort of president of the mint advisory committee. he would have much _ advisory commit

nic beake there in malta.orrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in our review of the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are political commentator, faiza shaheen, and lizzy burden who is �*uk economy reporter�* at bloomberg. we will be doubtless looking at some of the biggest of his that the uk economy reopening. more than three months after a third national lockdown was imposed in england, thousands of businesses are preparing to reopen under the next phase of covid restrictions easing. shops are reopening and pubs and restaurants will be able to serve outdoors. hairdressers, salons, gyms and outdoor attractions like zoos and theme parks can also reopen. wales also reopens retail tomorrow — remaining pupils will return to school and restrictions on travelling across the border will ease. in scotland all pupils, except those who are shielding, will return to the classroom. and pupils in northern ireland will also go back to school. here's our business correspondent, katy austin, on the changes in

one particularly happy period in prince philip's life was when he was based in malta. the second world war was over, he was newly married to the queen, and was pursuing his successful career in the royal navy. our europe correspondent, nick beake, has travelled to the maltese capital, valletta, to reflect on the duke's time there. it was more than 70 years ago that newlyweds philip and elizabeth allen love with this english island. and it wasn't just the beauty of the coastline, it was the lifestyle that it afforded them at this particular moment in their lives. this was the early 1950s and the prince was able to pursue his naval career. is ship could often be seen docked in the harbour here. mike greene was able to go to the shops, it was the closest to normality that they may be able to imagine, they've spoken over the years with great fondness about particular place. and thatis about particular place. and that is why the prince will be, in many people's thoughts and prayers today, of course. the way they remember him will be as it was in the united kingdom, by the c

, cyprus, and other parts of the world.— malta, cyprus, and other parts of the world._ of the world. enjoyed vis-a-vis travel. this india _ of the world. enjoyed vis-a-vis travel. this india office - of the world. enjoyed vis-a-vis travel. this india office was - travel. this india office was set u- travel. this india office was set up last _ travel. this india office was set up last year— travel. this india office was set up last year in - travel. this india office was set up last year in the - travel. this india office was l set up last year in the middle of the pandemic. they specialise in assisting wealthy individuals looking to relocate. demand for the services has surged during covid. , ., services has surged during covid. , . . , , covid. they are realising they don't want — covid. they are realising they don't want to _ covid. they are realising they don't want to wait _ covid. they are realising they don't want to wait for - covid. they are realising they don't want to wait for the - don't want to wait for the second or third wave, they want to have it in plac

on their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where phillip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6 in 1952 changed their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen. philip the prince consort soon became well known for his quips he was even reported to have asked the queen after her coronation where did you get that hats that won him a warm place in british hearts that he wasn't fond of playing the role of an extra in countless televised appearances was no secret still he fulfilled his duties with an elegant if sometimes delicate distance. award ceremonies receptions openings philip was never without a joke of some kind even when he was given a set of headphones as a gift that we couldn't get through do through thank god but. the death of princess diana 997 was an anguish in low point in the life of the winces. the monarchy faced days of mounting disapproval until queen elizabeth spoke openly of her grief for the royal family was a source of strength to the queen. like all families we went throu

young royals fell in love with the majesty of malta 70 years ago. and the feeling was mutual.mbering the prince-— the prince. the father of a future monarch i the prince. the father of a future monarch sets i the prince. the father of a future monarch sets to i the prince. the father of a i future monarch sets to take over his new command. posted here in 1949, this was to be prince philip's last of military service. before his duty became service to his wife. ., ., ., home wife. together again... home for two years _ wife. together again... home for two years was i wife. together again... home for two years was the i wife. together again... home | for two years was the splendid villa guardamangia, some of the happiest moments of their lives, the queen later recalled. after 40 years of neglect, the maltese government has bought and is now restoring the property. a tribute to the british crown but also to the prince and his personality. multis are very warm people, they are not formal, they are very informal —— maltese. busily the monarchy has to be formal so sometimes when the

their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where phillip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6th in 1950 to change their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen phillip her prince consort soon became well known for his quips he was even reported to have asked the queen after her coronation where did you get that hat that won him a warm place in british hearts that he wasn't fond of playing the role of an extra in countless televised appearances was no secret still he fulfilled his duties with an elegant if sometimes doubt distance. award ceremonies receptions openings philip was never without a joke of some kind even when he was given a set of headphones as a gift that we couldn't get produce through focus was. the death of princess diana and 997 was an anguishing low point in the life of the winces. the monarchy faced days of mounting disapproval until queen elizabeth spoke openly of her grief do you feel it was a source of strength to the queen. or for him as we went through the full. closur

grandiose or imagined easter vacation from genoa were to naples sardinia and then on to malta. but you can only go for such a long period of restrictions and closures we made this choice for our mental health to have the pleasure to experience a tiny paradise in a small area in partial freedom obviously always following safety rules with face masks. off. all passengers and crew had to take a covert test before boarding and another test 3 days into the journey. it's also compulsory to wear a face mask dispensing with masks is only allowed in cabins on sun lounges in the pool and at the table while dining normally the ship will be packed with over $6000.00 passengers now only 2000 are allowed on board the hygiene plan approved by the italian authorities has reportedly cost the cruise line m.s.c. more than 300000 euros it's a record that. it's important being the captain of the only crew ship running at this moment and it's something that fills you with pride. but at the same time there's a lot of pressure and responsibility or more than before for the you to do really. after all

european countries such as portugal malta and cyprus are also popular destinations. correspondent joins me from mumbai heidi we've heard a number of reasons there why millionaires might be leaving what is the primary reason as you see it now understand. as everything around the world is being in fact better. primarily at luby's more concerned about how well each and every country is taking care of the situation and india has not exactly done a good job here so definitely people who can afford to keep the country who are going out for. their family and will somewhere and they're losing their options and then obviously it has not been appalling really it has been weakening is the dollar . after that acts of terrorism is also an issue that the government has a hard businessman i understand and and again they're fostered and a lot of business men have been complaining the government comes up with very ugly to policies and the tax operations have been terrorizing them and so basically next right looking a lot on ease of doing business but it has not done a good job there

well, one particularly happy period in prince philip's life was when he was based in malta.ond world war was over, he was newly married to the queen and was pursuing his successful career in the royal navy. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake has travelled to the maltese capital of valletta to reflect on the duke's time there. it was more than 70 years ago that newlyweds philip and elizabeth fell in love with this island, and it wasn'tjust the majestic beauty of the maltese coastline, it was the sort of lifestyle it afforded them at this particular moment in their lives. this was the early 1950s, and the prince was able to pursue his naval career. his ship could often be seen docked in the harbour here. for the queen, she was able to go to the shops. it was the closest to normality that they may be able to have ever imagined, and they have spoken over the years with great fondness about this particular place. and that is why the prince will be in many people's thoughts and prayers today. of course, the way that they remember him will be shaped, as it will be in the united ki

, the algarve, the united _ multi—, —— malta, the algarve, the united arab — multi—, —— malta, the algarvecould change? it the united states. it could change? it couid~ _ the united states. it could change? it could. it's all dependent on how the vaccination rate is going and what the infection rate is doing. that is correct. it will change by the week— that is correct. it will change by the week and usually on the thursday, so we have to keep an eye on what _ thursday, so we have to keep an eye on what happens but your travel agent— on what happens but your travel agent will— on what happens but your travel agent will have all that information and display that information every single _ and display that information every single day of the week.— single day of the week. richard, thank ou single day of the week. richard, thank you for— single day of the week. richard, thank you forjoining _ single day of the week. richard, thank you forjoining us, - single day of the week. richard, thank you forjoining us, we - single day of the week. richard, i thank you forjoining us, we really appreciate

in europe hundreds of years so we have no idea what it means to have the choice between wanting to malta and the tomato we have tend to want your doesn't really matter to us if we have a chance. and i think we are. unaware of the impact of decisions here on countries where there is no food no where dazed is a big confusion between. general interest in the interest of industry because the priorities jobs and growth and growth and jobs more equal to people's lives. if the so food industry is successful it will create more jobs it will create more value added it will create more protests so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interests of the industry but this should be a communal fight. modern i recall sure relies on site there are it's relies on precision farming which is a connection between such a digital machinery and all the tools which are available for farmers. unfortunately i think europe is losing its edge as far as food production in agriculture because of overly. conservative restrictive regulation and these tradeoffs between progress and risk is not what i understoo

1952 were by and large a very happy time for the young couple, particularly when they were out in maltaed and princess elizabeth could drive her own car, she could go to the cinema, she could go to polo matches, she could go and go dancing in the hotel and lead the life of a young naval officer's wife. >> however, one cloud in the life of the royal couple steadily darkened during this otherwise relatively carefree period. the health of king george vi began to decline, so much so d that princess elizabeth and prince philip began to assume some of his public duties. in february 1952, while theth couple were touring africa in this capacity, king george died in his sleep. at a stroke, both their lives changed forever. >> there they were out in kenya and the queen was sitting in treetops lodge, watching animals at dawn at the watering hole when her father died at sandringham in norfolk in the early hours of the morning. and she didn't know, and then she came back to find prince philip very upset telling her what had happened, and when he was told by his aide, the aide described him as lookin

i was there at the commonwealth meeting in 2015 in malta and the queen was very careful to have prince charles sitting up there on the stage with her. that was her way of signaling, he is my successor, i want him to be the head of the commonwealth, which actually happened. >> he's also been waiting for this, obviously, for his entire life. >> his entire life. and duty, remember, we talk about duty where the royal family is concerned. the queen will carry on here, despite losing the love of her life, for duty. he will take over, because that's his role and duty, irrespective of whether he's been waiting for this for his life. it was quite fascinating to hear max talking about a future king william. they've got great jen egenetics. this is why we go back to what we were seeing with william and kate and harry and why i think that's so pivotal, because the queen is more popular than charles. >> popularity of the monarchy matters for a whole variety of reasons. there are countries around the world which are looking at this and deciding about their own futures. >> absolutely. i'm austrailian

together again in malta. the property. a tribute to the british crown, but also to the prince and his personality. maltese are very warm people. they are not formal, they are very informal. usually, the monarchy has to be formal so sometimes when the duke would make lapses in his comments and perhaps go a bit too far and receive certain criticism, the maltese would like this because they would say even the duke is human. we have a photograph over here and you can see the duke of edinburgh and you can see the queen, as princess elizabeth. my father and mother are there... the newlyweds from britain were embraced by the maltese mobility, including nicholas de piro's father, a baron, the newlyweds from britain were embraced by the maltese nobility, including nicholas de piro's father, a baron, whose job and title amused the duke of ediburgh. he said, "by the way, what do you actually do when you're not being a baron?" and i said, "what did you say?" and he said, "well, i didn't know what to say." i said perhaps

the royal trips to malta. was in malta. and they were very happy times, but i remember talking to some of the more elderly women who were there, who would been to the duke and the princess had been to and they talked of the carefree days. very much the william and harry have been looking for in recent years out of the public glare. before they were thrust very much into the limelight with the passing of george vi. that all changed the passing of george vi. that all change— the passing of george vi. that all changed and world war ii as well. all changed and world war ii as well- their _ all changed and world war ii as well. their lives _ all changed and world war ii as well. their lives changed. - all changed and world war ii as well. their lives changed. it - well. their lives changed. it was interesting that the prince has with germany his sisters married german princes. he had one brother who served actively as a nazi and he was not invited to the wedding. some strong tributes from angela merkel today. his s

of malta to go north so 1st so important for president doesn't give you go oh. well from. he's a member of a gang that kidnap for ransom and attack oil pipelines so he wants to conceal his identity he blames paul bettany corruption for the region's insecurity. and more proven. to court to listen to see. from us the group watch. it all cost it official says he's administration is not to blame he points the finger at the federal government. i won't deny that we have a lot of people well i deny that but it is true that they have oil and there are so much of this off oil on a still want to see but there is hope that being schooled now change fast it dutch court and little britain supremum court recently ordered the oil company shared one of the companies operating in the area to pay compensation cleaning up this vast area could take years even decades some experts say it's important to pull the un has recorded nearly 7 calvin spews over 30 years but i'm this international says that number may be 60 times higher shell denies causing this pos saying they are caused by sabotage.

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on their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where phillip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6th in 1952 changed their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen phillip the prince consort soon became well known for his quips he was even reported to have asked the queen after her coronation where did you get that happens that won him a warm place in british hearts that he wasn't fond of playing the role of an extra in countless televised appearances was no secret still he fulfilled his duties with an elegant if sometimes doubt distance. award ceremonies receptions openings philip was never without a joke of some kind even when he was given a set of headphones as a gift that we couldn't get through do truth of god but. the death of princess diana and 997 was an anguishing low point in the life of the winces. the monarchy faced days of mounting disapproval until queen elizabeth spoke openly of her grief do you feel it was a source of strength to the queen. or for me as we went through the ful

their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where phillip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6 in 1952 changed their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen phillip her prince consort soon became well known for his quips he was even reported to have asked the queen after her coronation where did you get that hats that won him a warm place in british hearts that he wasn't fond of playing the role of an extra in countless televised appearance is was no secret still he fulfilled his duties with an elegant if sometimes doubt distance. award ceremonies receptions openings philip was never without a joke of some kind even when he was given a set of headphones as a gift that we could get through do truth of god but. the death of princess diana and 997 was an anguishing low point in the life of the winces. the monarchy faced days of mounting disapproval until queen elizabeth spoke openly of her grief for being a little phillip was a source of strength to the queen. or for me as we worked through the f

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the czech foreign minister young how much work was expected in malta call he was expected to come here to agree or on the purchase of a. vaccine for europe or the czech republic let me remind you of the czech president resentment is considered to be so far. all bernoulli or badly expressed sympathy for the idea or the russian big scene now of all. the president has to. be patriotic so that the prime minister bobbie says that you know the president is behind him in your mind in explanations from russia on what happened. but you know what is very strange is that immediately it. which is the western so-called investigative group with quite open connections to all western special services immediately betting can set something like oh when you if you know this is well known they know the russians also killed. them gary in arms trader who was going to buy weapons for you. i mean depo in the czech republic well if they knew all so much why didn't they reveal it before and that in general it looks like they were looking for some pretext to spoil their relations between russia and the czech rep

malta, commonwealth country was particularly special to them., the small islands in the pacific, he has been beating the drum for more than 60 years about climate change and that climate crisis which we all appreciate today, his royal highness was talking about on the television as an innovator more than 50 years ago and that legacy that he started on environment has been handed over to prince charles, who has so committed himself to that but you see it in the next generation as well. this love of environment, the commonwealth and equality because the prince went to all member states in africa, the caribbean, asia, the pacific. what people always remember is his care and attention to detail, his humanity, his support of everything the queen did. when the queen spoke about the commonwealth, when she was 21, she said she was going to devote her life to the commonwealth, whether it was going to be long or short. and from the moment that his royal highness joined her as her spouse and her consort, he was right beside her, absolutely supporting her i

suspects can remain when our servers are using force they must turn them on their site we hear that from malta paul oxer is from the department and there's also been a discussion about the provision of of health care and medical services to that alexis hoga law electra and columbia law school great to get your thoughts with us here on out of there thanks so much for being with us and access. or let's now go to our correspondent allen fessor he is outside that courthouse where that trial is taking place in minneapolis and as we've been saying the prosecution is really trying to ram home this point here. they're drilling down on training they've done it with the to witnesses this morning what was interesting was carryin who is involved in the training was asked does it. sometimes the public don't understand what a police officer is doing because it will look bad but it's still clearly illegal that goes to the point that the gas was just making that the defense are trying to say look he did what he had to do me a look bad to those that were filming and on video but derek chauvin was acting within

his intention is not to cost blame but to ensure it never happens again rob reynolds reports from malta bello california. a day of sorrel and remembrance at the armenian martyrs memorial near los angeles all day long families came to pay their respects laying flowers to commemorate the dead but this was also a watershed day for armenian americans as u.s. president joe biden officially declared the mass killing of armenians under the ottoman empire during the 1st world war as genocide i think the whole armenian community really think you for him to pronounce as a genocide so we. we so appreciate it the finally the justice it's coming i'm so happy that president biden made the statement today and. i wish my parents were alive to hear this and see this my mother and her family did go through the walking through the desert and syria. they killed her father my mother's father my mother's youngest sister died biden's statement said we remember the lives of all those who died in the ottoman era armenian genocide and recommit ourselves to preventing such an atrocity from ever again recurring pr

percent of over eighty's by now well only 5 out of the $27.00 member states have reached that target malta island sweden finland and portugal at the top of the class getting over that 80 percent mark but right down the bottom bulgaria only 5 percent of it's over eighty's of hired one job of a covert 19 vaccine here in germany 56 percent of those over eighty's of. that 1st vaccination 2 thirds of germans though this is perhaps more worrying have . no faith in the roadmap that's been set out for getting one job at least for everybody who wants one by the end of september not a lot of confidence in that actually happening right now we've also heard for yet inspiring the health minister here in germany just recently he's not painting a pretty picture of the state of affairs at all he was talking about the increase in the numbers of those people that have ended up in intensive care units $4000.00 over the weekend he also said that vaccination by itself isn't going to be able to stop the 3rd wave of covert 19 which currently has germany in its grip and he is also saying lockdown is the only way.

the last overseas as it was to - the last overseas as it was to malta, a commonwealth country, whereng, and in that speech she paid tribute to prince philip. she said i am indebted to him in ways most of us probably wouldn't see. he has accompanied her on every single overseas visit. she said, we all owe him a debt of gratitude for the work he has done in the communities of the commonwealth, and anotherfactoid, commonwealth, and another factoid, he commonwealth, and anotherfactoid, he has not only accompanied the queen on all her overseas visits, they have been to every commonwealth country except for two — cameroon and rwanda. they value this unique part of the commonwealth which is the people to people connection which is just as the people to people connection which isjust as important the people to people connection which is just as important as government to government, and that is where he, as the duke of edinburgh, constant companion of the queen, and what she called in that speech her constancy, really made an impact on the commonwealth. 50 impact on the commonwealth. so inte

that included two years with home of our own in malta while i was the navy. succeeding herfather had the melancholy duty of succeeding her father after his premature death in 1952. she was 25 and i was 30. we had two small children. life, as you can imagine, changed dramatically in many ways. but it had much less effect on our married life than i anticipated. then after an interval of ten hectic years, we had two more children and settled into our new way of life. and like all families, we went through the full range of pleasures and tribulations of bringing up children. much can be done by an individual, but i am sufficiently old—fashioned to believe that a great deal more can be achieved by a partnership in marriage. gill great deal more can be achieved by a partnership in marriage.— partnership in marriage. all too often i partnership in marriage. all too often i fear _ partnership in marriage. all too often i fear prince _ partnership in marriage. all too often i fear prince philip - partnership in marriage. all too often i fear prince philip has - partne

already, on our data charge, we are seeing the likes of gibraltar, israel, malta, possibly the usa, barbadoses to be in the green category. i also think the government is going to choose the british overseas territories, like the tracks on care costs, like the falkland islands, and those islands, on duty overseas territory tag. timer;r on duty overseas territory tag. they are some pretty _ on duty overseas territory tag. they are some pretty expensive holiday destinations you have been listing! they are, and they are small, and they will not be the countries that will help the travel sector restart in the best possible way. but it is important to see a white list from the 17th of may. you can open up travel safely as long as the testing is good and effective.— travel safely as long as the testing is good and effective. paul, good to have ou is good and effective. paul, good to have you with _ is good and effective. paul, good to have you with us. _ is good and effective. paul, good to have you with us. paul— is good and effective. paul, good to have you with us. paul charles, - have you with

their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where phillip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6th in 1950 to change their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen phillip the prince consort soon became well known for his quips he was even reported to have asked the queen after her coronation where did you get that hats that won him a warm place in british hearts that he wasn't fond of playing the role of an extra in countless televised appearances was no secret still he fulfilled his duties with an elegant if sometimes doubt distance. award ceremonies receptions openings philip was never without a joke of some kind even when he was given a set of headphones as a gift that we couldn't get through do through ok was. the death of princess diana 997 was an anguishing low point in the life of the winces. the monarchy faced days of mounting disapproval. until queen elizabeth spade openly of her grief do you feel it was a source of strength to the queen. like all families we went through the full. clos

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over the years, he had been stationed in pakistan, afghanistan and malta with his wife, a former fbia long national hostage ordeal that was personal for her, she worked to rally a beleaguered country. she tied a yellow ribbon around an oak tree she shared with her husband and their children inspired by a hit song of the '70s. ♪♪ ♪ it's been three long years, do you still want me ♪ >> her gesture caught on and yellow ribbons of solidarity turned up by the thousands across the country. keeping the hostages in sight, even as the months wore on. as the wife of the chief of mission, she believed it her duty to look out for the other devastated families. she established the family liaison action group. beyond helping the spouses and children of hostages, the group held rallies, pushed for media coverage and kept pressure on the government to bring their loved ones home. on january 20, 1981, the day of ronald reagan's inauguration, the hostages were freed. when bruce arrived home, he removed the yellow ribbon from the tree. penelope donated it to the library of congress. penelope laingen wh

and i think people often misinterpreted that as gaffe, but, i mean, i had an encounter with him in malta, 2015, when we were at a reception, and i was there because i was working on a book. and i had credentials around my neck and he walked up and he said, what do you do? i said i write books. and he said what kind? and i said biographies. and he said who have you written about? i said, well, her majesty. he said, oh, you must be desperate. and then he said who are you writing about now? i said prince charles. he said you must really be desperate. but it was all in good fun. and but he would say things like that and most people took them with spirit. i watched the two of them at an event, and he was watching her like a laser. he never kept her out of his sight, and he would, if he saw somebody, a little kid in particular who was having trouble seeing the queen or getting close to her, i saw him literally pick up a child and put him in front of the barricade so the queen could say hello. and then i would see them afterwards and they'd be in the car and sharing stories about maybe things t

happy years of fairly conventional married life which included two years with a home of our own in maltaeen had the melancholy duty of succeeding her father after his premature death in 1952. she was 25 and i was 30 and we had two small children. life as you can imagine changed dramatically in many ways. but it had much less effect on our married life than i anticipated, and then after an interval of ten hectic years we had two more children and were more or less settled into our new way of life. like all families we went through the full range of pleasures and tribulations of bringing up children. much can be done by an individual but i'm sufficiently old—fashioned to believe that a great deal more can be achieved by a partnership in marriage. all too often i fear prince philip has had to listen to me speaking. frequently we have discussed my intended speech beforehand. and as you will imagine, his views have been expressed in a forthright manner. laughter. the main lesson that we've learnt is that tolerance is the one essential ingredient of any happy marriage. it may not be quite so i

malta you know talk good b.l. in monaco often in my that's. who e's milko groundhogs why was he accused of war crimes and what is the case for his conviction being unsafe. we examine the evidence and hear from the ground rods himself 25 years on as to why he has always maintained he was innocent. after the 1st world war the different states in the balkans region were combined into a single kingdom this was named yugoslavia in 1929. when the monarchy was abolished after world war 2 it became a communist country ruled by a president to use it but was tito until his death in 1900. and then the tensions between its republics which had similar for over 30 years resurfaced in a huge wave of nationalism. yugoslavia broke up in the yugoslav wars along its republics borders into 6 separate countries today's slovenia croatia bosnia herzegovina serbia montenegro and north macedonia plus the now semi autonomous territory of course of. the 993 to 2017 the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague and tried political and militar

in fact, he had his first command of his ownership, the hms magpie, in malta when elizabeth became queentim, when we talk about prince philip's decorated past and his career and really all that he gave up to be with the queen, we are also knowing that he played a big role in today's events. i mean, straight from the songs we will be hearing to the land rover to will be carrying his coffin that he, himself, designed. how is this personalized and what is the significance of some of his decisions for today? >> reporter: he designed, as you say, his own funeral. and this is a funeral that is attracting, obviously, tanks in areas other than just the occasion, which i know we are going to talk about. i think the main thing to say really here is that we talk about the duke of edinburg as being the queen's constant companion. he was at her side in journeys around the world, around britain for year after year after year. he was also her closest and really on many occasions her only confidant. she was 21 when she married him. he was at the time 26. they were married for 73 years. so apart from the

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. >> yeah, they had this very happy few years in malta, but they were only a few years, you're right,x, because elizabeth's father died and she took over as queen sooner than either of them thought were going to happen. on his 70th birthday he gave an interview to a colleague of mine on which he was pressed on his naval career and he was asked, is it something you regret that you were never able to pursue that. his answer was classic of the duke of edinburgh. well, it would be inhuman if i hadn't regretted it a little bit. basically he was saying, yes, of course i would have loved to have a full naval career, but it wasn't to be. instead, he spent all of those years walking a few paces behind the queen in deference to the monarchy. in some ways, this week the british public has learned more about the life of prince philip. he has been more the center of attention than he had ever been. >> yes. we should say as we are looking at that specially designed land rover, absolutely extraordinary, prince philip and his really foresight into the fire department. he was a longstanding champion.

>> so, i think that's a great point outside of the uk, malta, and hungary, most of the european union is far behind of the united states in rate of its vaccinations. however, the statement by the e.u. aligns with the statements by the centers for disease control and prevention in the united states which are that the vaccines protect you. so if you've been waiting to get a vaccine, this is more proof that it is worthwhile because it protects you even in travel. as a fully vaccinated person, i have family in europe. iceland has already made similar rules. to me this is more proof that i actually would get on a plane and travel to europe. i feel that level of confidence in the vaccines, although i will of course stay masked on the airplane and still follow cdc recommendations to make sure i have a negative test three days before i return to the united states and to keep an eye on myself after coming back, have another test three to five days after returning, and of course, god forbid, if i were ever to develop symptoms, would then get tested again and to self-isolate or quarantine until

for their 1st child prince charles was born the following year the family lived on the island of malta where philip was stationed as an officer but the death of the british king george the 6th in 1952 changed their lives dramatically. elizabeth became queen phillip her prince consort soon became well known for his quips he was even reported to have asked the queen after her coronation why did you get that hat that won him a warm place in british hearts that he wasn't fond of playing the role of an extra in countless televised appearances was no. secret still he fulfilled his duties with an elegant if sometimes delegate distance. toward ceremonies receptions openings philip was never without a joke of some kind even when he was given a set of headphones as a gift couldn't get through due truth of god but. the death of princess diana 997 was an anguishing low point in the life of the wind since. the monarchy faced days of mounting disapproval until queen elizabeth spoke openly of her grief. really was a source of strength to the queen. all for as we worked through the food of closures an

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