Prince Philip: Duke Of Edinburgh Dies Aged 99
The Duke of Edinburgh passed away this morning at Windsor Castle.
The Duke of Edinburgh passed away this morning at Windsor Castle.
UK-wide mourning will be impacted by coronavirus restrictions, with the Government urging the public to follow current rules.
The Duke of Edinburgh passed away on Friday morning at Windsor Castle.
The Duke served in the Royal Navy during the Second World War and held a number of honorary military ranks in the decades afterwards.
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In 2006, the Duke of Edinburgh made a surprise visit to Basra to meet British Army troops deployed there.
Trooping the Colour has marked the official birthday of the British Sovereign for more than 260 years.
The Duke of Edinburgh has left hospital after his longest-ever in-patient stay.
The couple visited Skipton House and were able to thank military personnel and medical staff involved in the vaccine programme.
Her Majesty gave her annual message in a televised address on Commonwealth Day from St George’s Hall at Windsor Castle.
The Duke has been moved back to King Edward VII's Hospital for continuing treatment after a "successful procedure".
The Queen has spoken to the heads of all three services of the Armed Forces in recent weeks.
The 99-year-old Duke of Edinburgh is expected to remain at St Bartholomew's Hospital for the coming days.
Her Majesty The Queen spoke with General Sir Mark Carleton-Smith by telephone on Tuesday.
Prince Charles and Camilla wrote to some of their affiliated military units to thank them for their work in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
The Duke of Edinburgh has been taken to St Bartholomew's Hospital for "testing and observation for a pre-existing heart condition".