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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 ...

The two royals are photographed as they are rarely seen, enjoying the stunning scenery of Scottish Highlands Philip and the Queen relax on grass at Coyles of Muick, a beauty spot near the town of Ballater, Aberdeenshire The Duke lies back on a rug, propping himself up on his elbow and has jauntily placed his hat on his right knee Beaming at the Sophie, Countess of Wessex - who took the photograph in 2003 - the Queen also sits on a rug

Advertisement Guardsmen and cavalry on Thursday went through their paces as they rehearsed for Prince Philip's funeral on Saturday. Soldiers on horseback trotted down the Long Walk towards Windsor Castle while mask-wearing Marines stood grasping their weapons at HMS Collingwood in Fareham, Hampshire, ahead of the big day. The Ministry of Defence shared pictures of The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery, Navy crew from HMS Heron and commandos practising their roles. Meanwhile other military personnel rehearsed for the event at Army Training Centre Pirbright, near London, as the sun came out....

Simon Chapman is an author, activist, social scientist, and professor in public health at the University of Sydney, Australia. A rich and varied career has seen Chapman tackling everything from targeted advertising to Wind Turbine Syndrome, ending up at the barrel of a gun more times than one might like. Here, he highlights the importance of presence if you want to tell your story, and why it's better to be looked over than overlooked. What do you do? What did it take to get here? In the late 1970s I worked with others to have the actor Paul Hogan (of

Date Time Port Arthur and battle for tougher gun laws In 1996, while Australians grappled with the horror that unfolded at a popular tourist spot; Rebecca Peters was at the epicentre of pushing for tougher gun laws. With the 25th anniversary of the shooting looming, she explains how it all came together. In the immediate aftermath of the Port Arthur massacre, Rebecca Peters (MAppSci (Res) ’20) spent long, frustrating hours in her kitchen sending out faxes on the same phone line she was telling journalists to call her back on (this was before the internet or mobile phones). The othe...