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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 ...

Flag flying to mark the death of His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh Flag flying guidance for UK government buildings. From: 9 April 2021 It is with great regret that we note the announcement today, Friday 9 April 2021 from Buckingham Palace of the death of His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh. All official flags, including the Union Flag, are to be half-masted on all UK government buildings as soon as possible today until 0800 on the day following the Funeral. Flags may be flown o...

We also continue to see the sad realities of Brexit for individual companies. The impact of the UK’s hard Brexit was highlighted when it was announced last Friday that fast-growing Morayshire artisan craft beer firm WooHa Brewing had fallen into administration. Joint administrator Iain Fraser, partner with FRP, said: “WooHa Brewing Company is a high-profile craft brewing business with a substantial and growing trade and consumer client base. The business had grown rapidly in recent ye...

Almost 500,000 people were made homeless and livelihoods were ruined in an instant. Survivors were traumatised. The world watched on in horror and then, as so often happens, it moved on. But not Caroline. A teacher and author from Devon who had lived in Tokyo for 15 years, she had been on holiday on the little island of Saipan when the earthquake and tsunami hit. Along with locals, she literally ran for the hills. A passing police car took her to a hilltop evacuation site where she watched, and...

HELD aloft in jubilant delight - a Rangers fan with a bottle of Champagne in one hand and a bottle of Buckfast in the other.

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Standing in front of two large Union Flags in Downing Street, Mr Johnson gave an optimistic outlook. “The deal also guarantees that we are no longer in the lunar pull of the EU, we are not bound by EU rules, there is no role for the European Court of Justice and all of our key red lines about returning sovereignty have been achieved,” he said. “It means that we will have full political and economic independence on January 1, 2021.” TARIFFS Mr Johnson has secured an agreement which has n...

Welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. this is cnn "newsroom." good to have you with us. im george howell. >> im natalie allen. thanks for joining us. here are our top stories. >> union flags across uk are honored for the 30 british citizens killed in a terror attack in tunisia. their bodies will be repatriated and there will be a moment of silence. the american air force cancelled a big fourth of july celebration for today and tomorrow. u.s. air force offi...

What are the expectations? what are we going to see in london? >> reporter: absolutely. huge celebrations last night outside buckingham palace following the announcement. this morning we woke up to as you can imagine to banner headlines from the famous english tabloids. one of the most famous, "the sun," even changed its name for the first time in its history. and despite rainy weather here in london this morning. we do expect the celebrations to continue. bells will ring out from westminster ab...

>> president obama, first lady, mr. vice president, members of both cabinets, guests of honor, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for such an incredibly warm welcome, and i have to say, barack, with that spectacular command of our shared language, with all these union flags and with so many friends at home, you are really making me feel very at home here in washington. so, i am a little embarrassed as i stand here to think that 200 years ago my ancestors tried to burn this place down. now, looking ...