she remains at windsor palace but a lot of focus on buckingham palace. asked people not to gather in mind of the current health restrictions but some did stop to pay their respects today. here at buckingham palace, there are people of all generations and backgrounds paying their own personal tributes as the flag continues to fly at half mast. this, of course, a global of the british monarchy, the most famous royal residence. there are many people here to reflect the news of the duke of edinburgh's death, including these two ladies who met on their way to buckingham palace. i these two ladies who met on their way to buckingham palace. i heard on the bbc, i way to buckingham palace. i heard on the bbc. i was _ way to buckingham palace. i heard on the bbc, i was watching _ way to buckingham palace. i heard on the bbc, i was watching homes - way to buckingham palace. i heard onj the bbc, i was watching homes under the hammer and it flashed. i was crying and felt like i had to come here. ifelt like i know him. he was the greatest person. you know, 99 and ten

-- buckingham palace. 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 their families would have liked. due to the pandemic and prince philip's will be no different. the notice of his death in line with tradition was brought out to the railings at buckingham palace on an easel but it didn't stay there. it was taken down after an hour for fear of attracting crowds. and as you say, people have been coming here all afternoon. they've been coming to lay flowers, to write messages or simply just to spend some time re at what was of course the duke's london home. and in small numbers they do continue to come this evening. but going forward,

the palace a focal point for people? palace. the palace a focal point for --eole? , �* , ., palace. but one who was also a globalfigure. buckingham palace is the place probably to people around the world which is most associated with the royal family and most associated perhaps with prince philip. how many times did we watch him on the balcony and garden parties and his last engagement in 2017 was in the forecourt of buckingham palace, where he signed off as the captain general of the royal marines. so understandable i think that people will want to come here and lay tributes and they have been doing that steadily. there was, it is traditional for been doing that steadily. there was, it is traditionalfor an it is traditional for an announcement it is traditionalfor an announcement to be placed on the gates of buckingham palace of bill royal news. that was done, but rather than being left there for 24 hours for people to read it, it was taken down in less than an hour. that is reflective of the fact that there is a pandemic and there is a a concern that although the royal family woul

has been the centre of floral tributes, palace has been the centre of floraltributes, people palaceoral tributes, people coming to visit throughout the day on friday, and no doubt it will continue through saturday too? yes, absolutely. people are expected to gather here to pay their respects to remember the duke of edinburgh on saturday, despite the advice from the government and the royal family that people shouldn't attend places such as buckingham palace and windsor castle because of the covid restrictions in place. instead, they should donate to the prince's charities. nevertheless, there are still some floral tributes here at the gates of buckingham palace. the royal parks have cleared away some of those flowers, but some of them remain, some balloons remain, and in fact, in the past hour, we have actually spoken to... as you can imagine, there is not many people here at aam, but we have spoken to one man who brought about £100 worth of alcohol to lay at the gates of buckingham palace, which we believe is still there, draped in the union flag. but speaking of the flag, the unio

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

as you sa , palace this evening? as you say. because _ palace this evening? restrictions, not a lot is going on. i was driving past buckingham palace and a lot of people here, in fact you would not know there was a pandemic. there's quite a few people here. not much social distancing happening. lots of people work gathering in playing tributes despite the advice not to from the royal family and that notice earlier noticed the death of his royal highness pinned to the gates. the royal parks many royal parks vans were loading all of the tributes and a large bucket and taking them away and so the flowers, the tributes, still some candles down there being taken away and a few balloons with rest in peace to his royal highness and prince philip also being taken away and it's very quiet down here. just a few people hanging around to pay the tributes to the prince. trying to limit as much as they can what goes on outside the gates there. with that in mind, paul, obviously attention will start to turn towards the funeral arrangements and the duke said he did not want

palace.oking back and reflecting on the duke's extraordinary life of service and duty. ina in a statement that mac in a statement, buckingham palace said: "it is with deep sorrow that her majesty the queen announces the death of her beloved husband, his royal highness the prince philip, duke of edinburgh.his royal highness passed away peacefully this morning at windsor castle." "further announcements will be made in due course. the royal familyjoin with people around the world in mourning his loss." with me now is our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. let's speak to our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, who's outside buckingham palace. when we spoke a little earlier you said that people were coming down to buckingham palace to express their sadness and lay flowers. that buckingham palace to express their sadness and lay flowers.— sadness and lay flowers. that is ri . ht, sadness and lay flowers. that is right. and _ sadness and lay flowers. that is right, and what _ sadness and lay f

buckingham palace announced his death in a tweet this morning, saying, quote, it is with deep sorrow her majesty the queen has announced the death of her beloved husband, his royal highne, prce ssilip, duke of edinburgh. his royal highness passed away peacefully this morning at windsor castle. is than an hour ago, the prime minister spoke outside of 10 downing street. here's what he had to say. >> like the expert carriage driver he was, he helped to steer the royal family and the monarchy so it remains an institution, industry beautifully vital to the balance and happiness of our national life. we remember the duke for all of this, and above all, for his steadfast support for her majesty the queen. not just as concert, by her side, every day of her rain, but as her husband, her strengths, and to stay, of more than 70 years. >> seven decades. ian lee is in london with a look back at his life. >> reporter: prince philip will be remembered both simply as queen elizabeth's husband, her consort, and constant companion. that he had royal titles to spare long before they met, born a prince

the palace, but both the but there meant -- government and the palace are saying that people shoulday tribute to the duke of edinburgh in a book of online consolation, because it is not being in -- encouraged, cues or large lines gathered. there is covid-19 restrictions at the moment, so there's a concern about any crowds gathering, but there has been a big out during of grief here for the duke of edinburgh, who passed away two months shy of his 100th birthday. ph: so h will he be remembered? charlotte: he isemembered as a modernizing figure after the u.k. rebuilt in the aftermath of the second world war. he will also be rembered, as i said -- why so many world leaders are mentioning it -- his public service and sense of duty and responsibility, regardless of how you mig feel about the royal family. there is no doubt that his sense of duty over decades, by the side of the queen, on their 50th wedding anniversary, described him as her strength and stay, talking about the sacrifices or alluding to the sacrifices he has made in his years as a consort. of course he will be remembered as

will absolutel who can attend, for example. ll absolutely apply in buckingham palace in the palace staffof how this will look and experience of so many other families over the past year they will absolutely abide by david regulations are numbers which will mean 30 people only can attend the duke's funeral. that is a personal guest list effectively of the queen of 30 people. there will be some extras. the clergy count as people performing a professional duty, actual duty on the day, so they will be extras but in terms of the guest list as it were they will just be be extras but in terms of the guest list as it were they willjust be 30 people. as many others have shared over the past year, it is the same for the royalfamily over the past year, it is the same for the royal family it will effectively be the queen, the four children, grandchildren and some personal members of staff that were very close to the duke of edinburgh. that is effectively the part that will be inside st george's castle for the service itself. in terms of the public than there have been, of course, exhortations ever s

buckingham palace.ely bloody to him, as one of his friends said. he fought through it and found a role for himself, made a contribution of his own, and made this in support of her. that i think is what he will be remembered most for and appreciated for within the royal family and the central nucleus of the state, if you like. he was two steps behind the queen, but always metaphorically at her side. he was the one person to whom she could turn in difficult moments, she could rely on. he used to write or draft the queen's christmas broadcast. one. a clue to that in some of the tributes she paid to him, like, my strength and stay, she said, famously. my constant strength and guide she said at the time of the diamond jubilee. for someone at the throne for 60 years -- and she is precise about the vocabulary she uses, my constant strength and guide. that gives you a clue from the queen as to just how important he was. >> finding that role in the 1950's, a man of action, in the navy. he gave that up for the wo

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flowers laid in front of the palace, some _ flowers laid in front of the palace, some very— flowers laidoving messages, may your soul rest— some very moving messages, may your soul rest in_ some very moving messages, may your soul rest in peace, thank you, you were _ soul rest in peace, thank you, you were one — soul rest in peace, thank you, you were one of— soul rest in peace, thank you, you were one of a _ soul rest in peace, thank you, you were one of a kind, your service will never— were one of a kind, your service will never be forgotten. and one really _ will never be forgotten. and one really struck me, it said fair winds and following seas, which is a nautical blessing often used by sailors — nautical blessing often used by saitors to— nautical blessing often used by sailors to wish someone good luck. the duhe's— sailors to wish someone good luck. the duke's extraordinary service to the royal— the duke's extraordinary service to the royal navy. the duke's extraordinary service to the royal navy-— the duke's extraordinary service to the royal navy. tim, thank you from buckingham

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they were essentially refugees on the outskirts of palace, staying in the outskirts of palace, staying that is where philip grew up but his life thereafter was, sort of, trauma after trauma belly. when he was only eight, his mother suffered a nervous breakdown —— trauma after trauma, really. the children were taken out for the day and the men in white coats arrived and the men in white coats arrived and she was whisked away to a secure psychiatric clinic on lake constance and prince philip saw her now and again after that but for five years he didn't see have it all, he didn't hearfrom her, he didn't have a birthday card, and, at that point, his father decided that he wanted out as well. he went to live in the south of france with his mistress. prince philip's elder sisters were all on the point of marriage of already married and so prince philip was effectively orphaned. his whole family had sort of disintegrated and he was sent to england when he first arrived in this country aged nine to be looked after by his uncles, first of all, georgie milford haven, his mother's elder brother,

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it was with great sadness that a short time ago i received word from buckingham palace that his royal highness that you could edinburgh has passed away at the age of 99. prince philip and the affection of generations here in the united kingdom across the commonwealth and around the world. he was the longest serving consort in history one of the last surviving people in this country to have served in the 2nd world war kate mattapan well he was mentioned in dispatches for bravery and in the invasion of sicily where he saved his ship by his quick thinking it is to her majesty charlotte just listening to those somber words us from the british prime minister that you were referring to as well and you know as we've been seeing these pictures a people starting to gather outside the palace can you tell us how prince felt was seen by the british public. well i think what has to be remembered is that as the longest serving consulate there are many here in the u.k. who don't remember a time well he wasn't scorn sort to the queen he has been a constant a steadying force in often quite turbulent t

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that what was small crowds gathered some people laying flowers outside the palace but the government on the palace here are a recommending that people people instead pay tribute to the jack of edinburgh on an online consulate a book of consolation that's because it's not being encouraged to queues or large crowds gathered of course the u.k. is still under covert 19 restrictions at the moment so there is a concern about any crowds gathering but there has been a big outpouring of grief for that you can bet imbra who we know has passed away just 2 months shy of his 100th birthday so how will he be remembered. well he is widely remembered as a modernizing figure off to the u.k. rebuilt in the often mall of the seconds oh world war hero also be remembered as i said and that's why so many wildly does all mentioning it for his his public service his sense of duty and responsibility regardless of how you might feel about the world family there is no down saying his sense of g.t.o. him decades by the side of the queen in fact on that 50th wedding anniversary the queen has soap described him a

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we just received a statement from the palace. it is with deep sorrow that her majesty, the queen, announces the death of her beloved husband, his royal highness, the prince philip, duke offedin burrow. he passed away peacefully this morning at windsor castle. the royal family joins with people around the world mourning his loss. that coming out just moments ago. >> he was 99 years old and due to celebrate a birthday, his 100th birthday coming up in june. philip had largely withdrawn from public life in recent years and that was due to failing health. he was five years older than the queen. he was her constant companion, her closest confidant. their marriage was started back in 1947. they have been married, think about this, for 73 years. >> imagine all that they have gone through together. >> yes. >> and how they have seen the world change from that particular vantage point. let's go to nbc's matt bradley who is in london for us this morning with this breaking news. matt, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is a devasta

buckingham palace saying he died peacefully. peacefully.we give thanks for the extraordinary life and work of prince philip, duke of edinburg. more on his life and legacy. >> he was always by her side. his life defined by his marriage to queen elizabelizabeb born into the greek royal family but later exiled from grace, philip eventually landed in england joining the british royal navy at age 18 and soon meeting a young princess elizabeth. elizabeth ascension to the throne in 1952 changed everything giving up his own career philip spent the rest of his life walking two paces behind the sovereign. the couple had four children. charles, andrew, and edward. is consult to the queen, philip supported his wife and her official duties and everything else. the queen under prince philip during the golden jubilee celebrations marking her 50 years on the throne. >> he is someone who doesn't take easily to complements that he has quite simply been my strength and stay all these years. i and his whole family tell him a debt rater then he would ever -- or

_ tomorrow, i think that buckingham palace is_ tomorrow, i think that buckingham palace is done a sterling that particular picture. and very clearly _ with that particular picture. and very clearly does _ with that particular picture. fific very clearly does set the with that particular picture. fific very clearly does set the tone because it is the main picture in our next newspaper, the times which is the queen bids farewell. again with that picture from 2003. plenty of fascinating details about the duke's funeral including the fact that in line with oral tradition, i didn't know this, they will be no eulogy, no sermon. you can imagine to the duke's profound pleasure. yes, yes. actually i was surprised to buy forgot that that was a tradition. and all the papers suggesting that prince charles was going to give the eulogy. no, there won't be. at this service is just been released the details of, it's all over the papers. and it's very much the demand that the duke was. it has a nautical theme, very interestingly there is one particular paper which is a funeral being sung in the russian and g

i am just at the gates of holyrood palace, the official- holyrood palace, the official residence forhe excelled in sport particularly, and the principle of gordonstoun has paid respects and said the gordonstoun community joined together to convey verdict condolences. she said he was supportive of pupils fulfilling academic potential but also in developing life skills.- academic potential but also in developing life skills. thank you very much- _ who joins us from downing street. we're joined now by our political correspondent helen catt, who joins us from downing street. there is suspension of the campaigns for the elections. tell us more. first off, there is going to be a special sitting of parliament on monday, coming back a bit earlier than planned in order to pay tribute to the duke of edinburgh. there will be a special debate which will run from 2:30pm on monday. the prime minister will lead the tributes, sir keir starmer will respond and then individual mps will be able to pay their own tributes to the duke of edinburgh, it's expected that will run for several hours until about

the palace was built in the 18th century to plans by architect has on the image it's a french palace design view nice and italian architectural art. verts park is not only known for its residents but also for its wine. the book is one of the largest wineries in germany it can be visited with guided tours and that's exactly what i do. the winery manager. first shows me the wine press all. year the grapes are delivered in fall after the harvest and processed into wine. which is stored one floor below. you we are in our wooden barrel cellar or we have 160 big wooden casket here and this cellar isn't just for show. best white wines here right in the castle controlling the temperature because we want to squeeze the last drop of quality as are green the tile is a wine estate with 120 heck tears and produces up to 1000000 bottles of wine a year unlike other wineries it's also a foundation 'd with the proceeds from wine sales go to finance social services inverts burke. wine from this region is easily recognizable by the bubble shape of its bottle. despite. here is called a box boy twice tha

let's speak to tim muffett at buckingham palace. happening there over the course of the day? the what has been happening there over the course of the day?— the course of the day? the crowd here and huge — the course of the day? the crowd here and huge when _ the course of the day? the crowd here and huge when they - the course of the day? the crowd here and huge when they want i the course of the day? the crowd - here and huge when they want people if they are going to pay their respects to do so by an online condolence book of it all possible. that said, there are around 700 people live at the moment today and people live at the moment today and people who are determined to lay flowers and cards have been organising to the queue, very respectful and calm, people are being kept socially distant, and there are all sorts of tributes being laid here. cards, flowers, even paintings.— i got that new sites that painting, so that_ i got that new sites that painting, so that painting, that is why bring it here _ so that painting, that is wh

so i can't really warm to the palace. for it's got there was a huge debate over what to do with the site before construction began what with you as an architect and the berliner half want it and. i would have liked to see the palace of the republic made over into a really good center pompidou like in paris where a modern building in the middle of the old town has become a major attraction for me i would like to see an experiment to last with the future here that's what the home boat pharmacy posed to be but i don't think that started any favors. after 8 years of construction works the humble form was inaugurated in 2020 but because of the pandemic it remains closed to the public for the time being it can only be visited virtually. nobody knows just yet when visitors will be allowed into berlin's newest museum and while many others have reopened their doors the situation continues to be unpredictable. the little slowly berlin's museums are being allowed to reopen always at hearing to street covert protocols of course one o

now there are on earth thing the palace is storerooms ancestor. and there was the message in our exploratory digs these past weeks we discovered 2 large storage containers and we're still busy excavating these round one vessel was there really a baked into the ground. we found little inscribed tablets used as labels that marked the contents from quantity of the big containers. any part. of it so that's. what lipa lease especially hopes to find are written documents precious little is known about this mysterious people who ruled bast expanses of territory in central and western asia for half a millennium party and culture featured a blend of ancient persian and greek traditions. the view in part was an extraordinarily exciting place about me i'm fascinated by the entire period which began through the political and cultural conquest of central asia by alexander the great. the cultural impact in particular continue to resonate for a long time and later king this anybody of this which is see. here we've dug up these architectural elements might have f

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

crowds gathering outside buckingham palace, many leaving flowers. prince charles today paying tribute to his father and his years of service to the crown. the funeral set for next saturday. and tonight we're learning his grandson prince harry will attend without his wife meghan who's expecting their second child. abc's maggie rulli at buckingham palace. >> reporter: tonight, as a nation mourns the loss of its prince, a son honors his father. >> my father for i suppose the last 70 years has given the most remarkable, devoted service to the queen, to my family, and to the country. as you can imagine, my family and i miss my father enormously. >> reporter: prince charles expressing his gratitude on behalf of the royal family. >> my dear papa was a very special person who, i think above all else, would have been amazed by the reaction. >> reporter: across the country, gun salutes honoring the life of prince philip, the queen's beloved husband of more than 70 years. a constant stream of mourners laying flowers outside the gates of buckingham palace. >> i

correspondent phil joins us from london i know you've been to buckingham palace today i tell us more about what you're seeing or people have been saying. but as i'm sure you can imagine tributes are pouring in not just here in the u.k. but around from around the world wild leaders paying tribute to the jacob and him as an icon of public service his decades of public service by the size of the queen and also offering the condolences to the queen and the whole royal family i was at buckingham palace that what was small crowds gathered some people laying flowers outside the palace but the government on the palace here a recommending that people people instead pay tribute to the jacob edinburgh on an online consulate book of consolation that's because it's not being encouraged that queues or large crowds gathered of course the u.k. is still under 19 restrictions at the moment so there is a concern about any crowds gathering but the has been a big outpouring of grief for that you can bet a brit who we know has passed away just 2 months shy of his 100th birthday so how will he be remembere

people in london have made their way to windsor castle and buckingham palace to pay their respects to the late duke of edinburgh. the royal family urged crowds knott's to gather due to a pandemic asking them to make donations to charity instead u.k. prime minister boris johnson says his thoughts are with the queen who has lost her husband. so we mourn today with her majesty the queen we offer our condolences to her into her family and we give thanks as a nation and a kingdom for the extraordinary life and work of prince philip you could read. and britain flocks will continue to fly at half mast all over the country until the princess funeral. and for more we're now joined by culture reporter robin at merrill robin great to see you there what do you think will be prince philip's lasting legacy. well i think a legacy and a life for this whole to queen and country if you think 73 is in a very difficult role of number 2 you know the. number 2 anyway playing 2nd fiddle to his wife which was difficult for him because he was quite a guy. he once said his job was. first 2nd to last to never l

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palace officials say it will take place in line with covid guidelines.y mean the queen and other royals wearing masks as they lay prince philip to rest. the funeral will take place at 3:00 p.m. and there will be a national moment of silence and we are learning prince philip and original to the end. his coffin will be carried in a specially modified land rover that he himself had a hand in designing before his death. so later in the week we are expecting to learn more about details like eulogies, music and things like that. so still more to come. lindsay? >> raf, the entire world was waiting to hear what the duke and duchess of sussex would, in fact, do. these new, late-breaking details that we are learning that prince harry will be there at his grandfather's memorial. right now, what is the quick reaction? just minutes ago, we are getting this development and what is the reaction so far and what is the significance of this? >> i think people are pleased to hear that prince harry will be there to attend the funeral of a man who was a major influence in hi

this put a few noses on out of joint at the palace.n britain. >> he retired from his public duties in 2017. final public appearance in july of last year, and ending over his role of colonol and chief of rifles to camilla, tributes to the prince pouring in. president biden offering condolenses before a meeting in the oval office. >> he was a heck of a guy. you know, his lifetime of service to the united kingdom and the common wealth was visible to everyone for a long, long time. and 99 years old, he never slowed down at all which i admire the devil out of. >> and the obamas paying tribute on instagram, at the queen's side or trailing the customay two steps behind, prince philip showed the world what it meant to be a supportive husband to a powerful woman. he was on so many visits to presidents. he visited the reagans at their california get away in 1983, in the white house and on camden yard. to see the orioles play the oakland a's in 1991 and visits with the obamas too, and windsor castle in 2016. the loss comes in a time of great stru

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