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Princes Harry and William fueled speculation of a royal reconciliation at Prince Philip's funeral on Saturday as they were spotted exiting St. George's Chapel together, side-by-side.
Normally, the Queen is a pillar of strength for her family and the balm for the nation's soul. But yesterday, on an occasion of deep sorrow and rare glories, it was she who required succour. When, for instance, the national minute's silence froze the scene inside St George's Chapel in the great walled enclosure of Windsor Castle. And again when the Last Post cast its mournful spell and she bowed her head, appearing to wipe away a tear. But never was the blast of goodwill from her country needed most than when she stood – desolate, masked, alone, without even a hand to squeeze – watching...
The Royal Family and the world are all joined in mourning as Prince Philip is laid to rest.
Queen is 'bearing up well' as she oversees final preparations for Prince Philip's funeral after ordering ‘mediator’ Peter Phillips to walk between feuding Harry and William Harry and William will be separated by cousin Peter Phillips as they walk in a line behind grandfather's coffin When the coffin is taken into chapel, William will move ahead of his brother as the royal family arrives in pairs Palace officials say royal men will wear morning coats with their medals and the women will wear day dresses The Queen - like all 30 guests invited to the service - will wear a face mask and will ...
Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward will walk behind their father’s car for the journey to St George’s Chapel, where the longest-serving consort in British history will be remembered in the smallest royal funeral of modern times. In a sign of the deep rift between Princes William and Harry, the pair will walk together in the same row but be separated by Anne’s son Peter Phillips. The brothers also won’t walk shoulder-to-shoulder in the procession which follows the coffin into the chapel. A Buckingham Palace spokesman would not be drawn on why: “This is a f...