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The Duke of Edinburgh’s life and legacy were remembered during a funeral service reflecting his naval career, passion for engineering and dedication to the Queen. During the poignant event attended by the Queen and his children and grandchildren, the duke was described as enriching the lives of all those he knew with his “kindness, humour and humanity”. The day was one of contrasts, a spectacle of pomp and pageantry provided by the many regiments and military units associated with Philip during his long association with the Armed Forces who took part. There were simple touches that refl...

The Duke of Edinburgh, husband to Queen Elizabeth II for 73 years, was celebrated on Saturday. Only 30 people were allowed in St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle. The queen sat alone.

Farewell from Queen and country: Prince Philip’s funeral, told in 24 pictures The day had come. After a lifetime of service to Queen and country, Prince Philip was laid to rest in a service that was – like the Duke of Edinburgh himself – dignified, formal, and yet full of personality 17 April 2021 • 9:34pm The Duke of Edinburgh, who died aged 99, had been making the arrangements for his funeral for at least 18 years. A deep and devout religious thinker, he believed his funeral should glorify God, rather than himself, insisting there should be no eulogy, or even a sermon. He did, howev...

The Duke of Edinburgh’s life and legacy were remembered during a funeral service reflecting his naval career, passion for engineering and dedication to the Queen. During the poignant event attended by the Queen and his children and grandchildren, the duke was described as enriching the lives of all those he knew with his “kindness, humour and humanity”. The day was one of contrasts, a spectacle of pomp and pageantry provided by the many regiments and military units associated with Philip during his long association with the Armed Forces who took part. There were simple touches that refl...

The Duke of Edinburgh’s life and legacy were remembered during a funeral service reflecting his naval career, passion for engineering and dedication to the Queen. During the poignant event attended by the Queen and his children and grandchildren, the duke was described as enriching the lives of all those he knew with his “kindness, humour and humanity”. The day was one of contrasts, a spectacle of pomp and pageantry provided by the many regiments and military units associated with Philip during his long association with the Armed Forces who took part. There were simple touches that refl...