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Prince Philip s gaffes leave a difficult legacy for the royal family to negotiate
Whether he genuinely thought he was funny or simply lacked tact, the Duke of Edinburgh was well known for the sometimes offensive gaffes that now complicate his legacy as the royal family adapts in the 21st century. 11 April 2021
He was called rude, racist, sexist and plain insensitive.
Prince Philip, who died on Friday aged 99, became well known for his long record of inappropriate or awkward gaffes.
Whether he genuinely thought he was funny or simply lacked tact, the Duke of Edinburgh managed to cause offence, embarrassment or mirth at many public occasions â something of which he himself was aware.
kmfm Young black women are forced to be stronger and more resilient than their years should require , a BAFTA-nominated director has told Sky News.
Sarah Gavron s film Rocks, which has been nominated seven times at tonight s BAFTAs, celebrates the friendship of a group of multicultural young girls from inner-city London, and is described as a love letter to such real-life women.
Gavron said it is harder than ever for young people at the moment growing up in a Britain which in some ways feels broken, with all the youth resources being stripped away .
She has made history as one of four women nominated for best director at this year s BAFTAs. Her film, and Chloe Zhao s Nomadland, lead the nominations with seven each, with Zhao also up for best director.
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Prince Philip s gaffes leave a difficult legacy for the royal family to negotiate
Whether he genuinely thought he was funny or simply lacked tact, the Duke of Edinburgh was well known for the sometimes offensive gaffes that now complicate his legacy as the royal family adapts in the 21st century. 11 April 2021
He was called rude, racist, sexist and plain insensitive.
Prince Philip, who died on Friday aged 99, became well known for his long record of inappropriate or awkward gaffes.
Whether he genuinely thought he was funny or simply lacked tact, the Duke of Edinburgh managed to cause offence, embarrassment or mirth at many public occasions â something of which he himself was aware.