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Prince Philip: How Covid could affect royal funeral Sam Hancock © Provided by The Independent Coronavirus will have a major impact on Prince Philip’s funeral, as the military processions and tradition of lying in state are abandoned due to lockdown restrictions. Arrangements for the Duke of Edinburgh’s service have been in place for years, and were updated regularly by Buckingham Palace staff, in consultation with Prince Philip and the Queen. However, due to the pandemic,...

Royals are a family in mourning after Prince Philip dies aged 99: Queens heartbreak after husbands death was unexpected despite hospital stay - as Charles takes comfort that he spent more time with father in recent weeks Her Majesty announced death of her husband of 73 years at midday Friday and joins the world in mourning Philip was in Windsor after being treated for an infection and pre-existing heart condition for 28 nights Prince Charles was seen leaving Windsor Castle last night after visi...

The reason newsreaders wore black to announce Prince Philips death It has been a devastating day for the country Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offe...

Prince Philips children pay tribute: Charles praises Dukes life as an astonishing achievement, Anne says he treated everyone as an individual, Edward recalls his support and Andrew tells how he supported the Queen Princess Anne and Prince Edward paid tribute to their father Prince Philip, who has passed away aged 99 In pre-recorded interviews, the Princess Royal and the Earl of Wessex reflected on relationship with Philip Anne said how life will be completely different without him while Edward ...

News by Charles Miranda and AFP 10th Apr 2021 5:15 AM Premium Content Subscriber only The coronavirus pandemic will have a major impact on the carefully laid plans for the Duke of Edinburghs funeral. With restrictions still in place amid the COVID-19 outbreak, the public elements of the final farewell to the Queens consort will not be able to take place in their original form. Under the earlier arrangements for the coming days, c...

News by Charles Miranda and AFP 10th Apr 2021 5:15 AM Premium Content Subscriber only The coronavirus pandemic will have a major impact on the carefully laid plans for the Duke of Edinburghs funeral. With restrictions still in place amid the COVID-19 outbreak, the public elements of the final farewell to the Queens consort will not be able to take place in their original form. Under the earlier arrangements for the coming days, c...

Updated: April 8, 2021, 8:11 am © Steve Brown / DCT Media Nigel Mullan from Newburgh Train Station Group. The pandemic may have stacked the odds against rail travel but plans to revive local stations are still gathering steam. A proposal is being drawn up to reopen a passenger station in Kincardine, Fife, for the first time in nearly a century. The old Kincardine Station, pictured in 1964. Image supplied by John Robin. Meanwhile, campaigners in Newburgh believe getting the village’s platform...

THE coronavirus vaccine programme is like “painting the Forth Bridge” and will require years of effort and collaboration, according to health bosses. Since December more than three million doses of a Covid-19 vaccine have been administered in the East of England. Although the roll-out was initially sluggish in north east Essex, Tendring went on to become the first area to jab more than 50 per cent of its adult population. It is also understood 98 per cent of the area’s homeless co...

Click the thumbs up > Fusion Processing has built a Fiat Ducato van with Level 4 autonomous driving capability in order to test the technology for use on buses. The vehicle will be used for on-road development work as part of the CAVForth autonomous bus project. Jim Fleming, marketing director at Fusion, said: “We needed a vehicle on which to install the automated driving system developed for CAVForth, and although we have a full-size bus in our Bristol facility, the Ducato crew van serves as...

Prince Philip was admitted to the hospital in late February, but is reportedly starting to feel much better after a few days.