Most entitled to wear uniforms having both served in the countries and actuat having both served in the countries and actual conflicts with up with that aside yeah, i think, i wonder whether that aside yeah, i think, i wonder whether this is a symptom of what happened whether this is a symptom of what happened with the oprah winfrey interview, what happened perhaps with the interview, what happened perhaps with the jeffrey epstein relationship with the royals being on the relationship with the royals being on the back foot. I think what s possibly on the back foot. I think what s possibly played out this week as advisers possibly played out this week as advisers in the palace trying to make advisers in the palace trying to make sure that the focus is on prince make sure that the focus is on prince philip. And maybe being oversensitive about it the royal family oversensitive about it the royal family has much been criticised and perhaps family has much been criticised a
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me arejennie bond, a royaljournalist and ex bbc royal correspondent and duncan larcombe, the former royal editor of the sun. Tomorrow s front pages starting with. The times, like many of the papers, has this image of the queen and the duke of edinburgh taken in balmoral in 2003, which has been released ahead of tomorrow s funeral. The mirror says the thoughts of the nation will be with the queen and the loss she will now bear to the end of her reign. The same image on the i, which also reports on pregnant women in the uk being given the green light to be vaccinated for covid. The telegraph says there ll be no eulogy or sermon at prince philip s funeral, and no members of the royal family will give readings. A message of support from the express, which opts for a different photo of the couple. The queen will say a private goodbye to her husband, before his coffin leaves for the funeral, accor
Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Final preparations are being made for the duke of edinburgh s funeral, which will take place tomorrow at st george s chapel in windsor. The archbishop of canterbury, who will give the blessing at the service, said he hoped the whole nation would reflect on a profound day for the royal family. Much of the ceremony has been carefully planned by the duke, to reflect his life and interests. The head of britain s armed forces, general sir nick carter, will walk alongside the funeral procession, and said the details of the event had the prince s fingerprints all over it. 0ur correspondent sarah campbell sent this report from windsor. Behind the castle walls, final rehearsals are under way. Across windsor, extra police and wardens are on patrol, as the town prepares for the funeral of one of its best known residents. More than 700 service personnel have spent the last few days rehearsing precise movements, in tribute to the duke, who was mentioned in di
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