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Princess Anne made a heartfelt admission about the funeral of her father, the late Prince Philip.
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Princess Anne made a heartfelt admission about the funeral of her father, the late Prince Philip.
The monarch, 74, had the Discovery 3 model delivered to the garage of Highgrove House in 2007 - when he was still the Prince of Wales.
To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. The ceremonial funeral of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, will take place on Saturday April 17 in the chapel at Windsor Castle. But in a break from ceremony – a final quirky flourish from a characterful member of the royal family – the prince’s coffin will be transported to the castle chapel by a bespoke Land Rover Defender TD5 130...
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Prince Philip's funeral: Five personal touches that featured at ceremony for Duke of Edinburgh From a custom-made Land Rover hearse to poignant possessions reflecting his passion for carriage driving, Prince Philip's funeral featured several personal touches celebrating the royal's life. The event, which was limited to a 30-strong congregation due to coronavirus restrictions, had been "meticulously planned" over a quarter of a century, according to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Most Rev Justin Welby told Sky News the Duke of Edinburgh "didn't want a fuss" and "knew exactly wh...