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John Hume: The man who never gave up on peace in Northern Ireland

Twenty-five years ago, Northern Ireland was on the brink of peace. Few did more for the Good Friday Agreement than John Hume.

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9/11 Remembered: The Morning Queen Elizabeth s Guards Played The Star-Spangled Banner

As many around the world mark the death of Queen Elizabeth, Sunday’s 21st anniversary of 9/11 provided a reminder of her response to the terrorist attack on America, including a break in centuries-old tradition and words of condolence that touched many on both sides of the Atlantic.

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A Tribute to Prince Philip: The Strength Behind the British Crown

A Tribute to Prince Philip: The Strength Behind the British Crown Share He often grabbed headlines for his gaffes, but Prince Philip was portrayed by royalists as the silent stalwart, who shelved his personal ambitions to support Queen Elizabeth II over seven decades. Born into the Greek royal family although he preferred to be thought of as a Danish prince the Duke of Edinburgh never wore a crown himself. Yet he was a permanent public presence at the queen’s side, who called him her “strength and stay”. Like her, his life was ruled by duty and tradition, putting his considerable energy behind numerous charities and carrying out 22,219 solo public engagements since Elizabeth rose to the throne in 1952. But Philip regularly got into hot water for what were politely referred to as “politically incorrect” off-the-cuff remarks quips that from anyone else would be seen as downright racist.

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Farewell, Prince Philip: A tribute to the strength behind the British crown

Farewell, Prince Philip: A tribute to the strength behind the British crown Share He often grabbed headlines for his gaffes, but Prince Philip was portrayed by royalists as the silent stalwart, who shelved his personal ambitions to support Queen Elizabeth II over seven decades. Born into the Greek royal family although he preferred to be thought of as a Danish prince the Duke of Edinburgh never wore a crown himself. Yet he was a permanent public presence at the queen’s side, who called him her “strength and stay”. Like her, his life was ruled by duty and tradition, putting his considerable energy behind numerous charities and carrying out 22,219 solo public engagements since Elizabeth rose to the throne in 1952. But Philip regularly got into hot water for what were politely referred to as “politically incorrect” off-the-cuff remarks quips that from anyone else would be seen as downright racist.

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Farewell, Prince Philip: A tribute to the strength behind the British crown

Farewell, Prince Philip: A tribute to the strength behind the British crown
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