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The Duke of Edinburgh in the 1970s

The Duke of Edinburgh led a long life of public service as the longest-serving consort in British history. As Queen Elizabeth’s “strength and stay” for over 73 years, he was a highly-visible member of the Royal Family, and now, as we look back on his life, here are some of his big moments from the 1970s. [getty src=”687983503″ width=”594&#8243…
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UK papers focus on love and duty as they pay tribute to Prince Philip

The focus of many papers is the enduring love story of The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. Images of the couple dominate the front of the Daily Mirror and The Daily Mail. The Sun’s headline reads ‘’We’re all weeping with you, Ma’am’’ while the Star leads with ‘’Her Rock’’. The Mirror chooses ‘’Goodbye, My Beloved’’ for its front page while the Mail goes along similar…
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The Duke of Edinburgh in the 1950s

The Duke of Edinburgh led a long life of public service as the longest-serving consort in British history. As Queen Elizabeth’s “strength and stay” for over 73 years, he was a highly-visible member of the Royal Family, and now, as we look back on his life, here are some of his big moments from the 1950s. [getty src=”585585287″ width=”452&#8243…
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The Grand National to go ahead as the world of horse racing pays tribute to "committed horseman" Prince Philip

The world’s biggest horse race, The Grand National, will go ahead on Saturday despite the UK entering a period of mourning. Downing Street, in consultation with Buckingham Palace, have decided that the annual steeplechase should carry on at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool. On Friday, Aintree observed two minutes of silence in memory of Prince Philip who died earlier that morning at the…
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