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Prince Philip known to ‘shake things up’ with politically incorrect jokes18/04/2021|9min News Corp Europe correspondent Stephen Drill has spoken with Sky News about Prince Philip’s famous stoicism and humour and his capacity to move past difficult life circumstances. Mr Drill said “there was a lot of talk about his gaffes, but I don’t know if they were always gaffes. I think sometimes he threw a few of what would now be considered politically incorrect comments out there just to shake things up”. “He was also always known as somebody who could ease a room.” Prince Philip was ...

Login Prince Philip was ‘a hard-working royal’ who brought a ‘common touch’ to the people10/04/2021|7min News Corp Europe correspondent Stephen Drill says Prince Philip was a “hard-working royal” who brought a “common touch” to his working life which was developed during his difficult upbringing. “He did have a tricky upbringing himself; he was born in Greece, he was exiled from Greece when he was only 18 months old,” Mr Drill said. “So he knew what it was like to experience loss and he took that common touch through his working life. “He was very much a hard-working...

Prince Philip’s funeral will be a 'very difficult moment' for Prince Harry10/04/2021|2min News Corp Europe correspondent Stephen Drill says Prince Philip’s funeral will be a “very difficult moment” for Prince Harry but there may be a chance for “fences to be mended”. Favourite

News Corp Europe correspondent Stephen Drill says the United Kingdom’s vaccine rollout is “proof” of the success of Brexit, with the country reaching much higher vaccination rates than other parts of Europe. Mr Drill told Sky News the UK has vaccinated around 40 per cent of its population while countries such as Germany, France and Italy have only reached 10 to 12 per cent. “It’s been a long three months but there’s been an extraordinary effort in the past few weeks of getting the vaccines out … more than 31 million people have had their first jab, another five million have ha...