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The King's Troop in Woolwich. Army.MOD The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery rode through the streets of Woolwich on Saturday before a sombre gun salute was carried out in south east London to mark the passing of Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh. Firing once a minute from 12 noon on Saturday, April 10, salutes took place simultaneously across the UK, from Edinburgh Caste to the Tower of London. 41-gun salutes given across the UK on Saturday, in honour of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Army.MOD And in south east London, the King's Troop and their 71 horses rode out from the s...

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During an “away day” led by Ben Wallace, the defence secretary, at the Tower of London on July 1 last year, the service chiefs were asked to present proposals for what they thought the military should

Armed Forces ‘must cut emissions to make the world a safer place’ Nato chief attempts to win over US environment envoy John Kerry with promise to combat climate change 10 March 2021 • 6:52pm The Armed Forces must cut their emissions, the head of Nato has said, as he tried to woo the US on climate change. Jens Stoltenberg, who met with John Kerry, the United States’ special envoy for climate, in Brussels on Wednesday, wrote on Twitter that the two “agree that climate change makes the world more unsafe”. He said as a consequence, Nato “needs to step up and play a bigger role in ...

However, the interview has been described as “in poor taste”, “deplorable” and of “horrendous timing”, as it will likely be broadcast when Philip, 99, lies in hospital undergoing treatment for an infection and tests on a heart condition. He has spent 15 nights in hospital, the last two of them at a specialist heart hospital, St Bartholomew’s in London. Sources told the Daily Express that ITV would not broadcast the show, due to air in the US on Sunday evening, if Philip’s condition deteriorated. One insider said: “I don’t imagine CBS will care but ITV won’t be able to b...