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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip are pictured at the Royal Ascot horse race in 2011. Coverage of the death of a royal is meticulously planned by newsrooms, right down to the finer details, such as what a news anchor will wear as they break the news. The BBC reportedly holds rehearsals for when that time comes. It was during one of these in 2015 that saw a journalist face disciplinary action after they mistakenly tweeted that Queen Elizabeth II had died. As Kiwis slept on Friday night, international journalists went into overdrive reporting on the first royal death since the passing of Quee...

Prince Philip honored by gun salutes across U.K. April 10, 2021 / 7:48 AM / CBS/AP Prince Philip's life and legacy Gun salutes across the United Kingdom marked the death of Prince Philip on Saturday. The husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II died on Friday at Windsor Castle. He was 99. Batteries of cannons in London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and other cities fired 41 rounds at one-minute intervals starting at midday. Salutes were also fired from Royal Navy ships at sea. "His Royal Highness leaves us with a legacy of indomitable spirit, steadfastness and an unshakeable sense of duty,'' sai...

An Argument About Gwyneth's Beauty Routine Mamamia Out Loud The Many Complicated Lives Of Kyle Sandilands: Part One No Filter ADVERTISEMENT At midday on Saturday, gun salutes will take place in various locations across the UK to honour Prince Philip. Guns will fire 41 rounds, at one round every minute for 40 minutes. Royal Navy ships at sea will also take part in the salute, to honour Prince Philip's service as a naval officer during World War II.  Out of respect, the main political parties across the UK will suspend campaigning for next months' election. On Monday, the House of Commons will...

April 09, 2021 - 6:04 PM 'Blue wall of silence' takes hit in Chauvin's murder trial Police accused of wrongdoing can usually count on the blue wall of silence — protection from fellow officers that includes everything from shutting off body cameras to refusing to co-operate with investigators. But that's not the case with Derek Chauvin, with many colleagues quick to condemn his actions in George Floyd's death, some even taking the stand against him. Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo testified that Chauvin’s kneeling on the handcuffed Floyd's neck was “i...

'Blue wall of silence' takes hit in Chauvin's murder trial Police accused of wrongdoing can usually count on the blue wall of silence — protection from fellow officers that includes everything from shutting off body cameras to refusing to cooperate with investigators. But that's not the case with Derek Chauvin, with many colleagues quick to condemn his actions in George Floyd's death, some even taking the stand against him. Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo testified that Chauvin’s kneeling on the handcuffed Floyd's neck was “in no way, shape or form” in line with...