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Kirsty Wigglesworth / Getty Images The funeral service for Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was held Saturday at St. Georges Chapel at Windsor Castle. Philip, the Queens husband of 73 years, died earlier this month at 99. Here are moments from the funeral procession and remembrance ceremonies you might have missed: Philips horse-drawn carriage, or "trap," which he designed himself, was part of the funeral procession. AP Philips love of carriage-driving was widely known and even r...

Noah Wall, who was born with a rare brain condition, said he felt ‘proud to be British’.

Noah Wall, who was born with a rare brain condition, said he felt ‘proud to be British’.

PA Wire - The Queen wipes a rear at the Duke of Edinburghs funeral The Queen was pictured wiping away a tear during the procession following an emotional funeral for Prince Philips funeral on Saturday, leaving viewers heartbroken. Her Majestys rare moment of public emotion as she said a final goodbye to her husband has struck a cord with many. PA Wire - The Queen wipes a rear at the Duke of Edinburghs funeral The 94-year-old monarch bowed her head as she accompanied Philips coffin on ...

The Queen was seen driving out of Windsor Castle this afternoonCredit: Louis Wood News Group Newspapers Ltd 15 It isnt clear where she was going, but it is thought she might have been heading on a dog walkCredit: Louis Wood News Group Newspapers Ltd 15 The Queens car seen leaving Windsor Castle as guardsmen stand to attentionCredit: Louis Wood News Group Newspapers Ltd 15 The familiar vehicle was seen making its way out of the castle after an emotional weekendCredit: Louis Wood News Group Newsp...

Britains eight days of mourning for Prince Philip has ended today - as the Queen and Royal family continue to grieve following his funeral in Windsor. After almost 70 years as head of state, the Queen will reign without her husband by her side after sitting on her own during the funeral service that bore Philips touch and celebrated his life and legacy. At 3pm on Saturday the nation came to a halt to observe a minutes silence in memory of the duke who died a few months short of his 100th birthd...

by Ian Lloyd © PA Queen Elizabeth II watches as pallbearers carry the coffin of the Duke of Edinburgh during his funeral at St Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle, Berkshire. It was a funeral like no other royal funeral. For the no-nonsense prince who hated fuss, and who was happy playing a supporting role, it was the perfect ending, writes Ian Lloyd. It was simple, quiet and dignified and above all reflected his taste and his wishes. His funeral was always going to be at Windsor, whose imp...

Queen turns to Sophie, Countess of Wessex to step out of the shadows  Megxit, and the effective retirement of the Duke of York, leaves major hole in the royal roster for public service The Countess of Wessex is trusted by the Queen  Credit: Mark Cuthbert/ UK Press  She is said to be the Queen’s favourite daughter-in-law, and now the monarch is set to turn to the Countess of Wessex to fill the gap left by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in carrying out royal duties. The 56-year-old Countess ...

Duke of Edinburgh will join a range of kings and queens behind a set of iron gates Among the Royals there include George III, George IV and George V of Hanover Others who are also buried there include Queen Victorias father Prince Edward His coffin will be lowered in Royal Vault at around 3pm but only until Queen dies When Her Majestys time comes, they will go to King George VI Memorial Chapel

The Queen has farewelled Prince Philip during an emotional funeralas Prince Harry, Prince William and Kate showed encouraging signs of familial harmony.