Churches across UK celebrate the 'great life' of Prince Philip
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Celebrating the prince
Across Britain, the life of Prince Philip was celebrated at church services as Queen Elizabeth said the demise of her husband had left a "very great gap" in their lives. The mourning period lasts for 8 days, as many came together at the Palace to leave flowers and remember the Prince.
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Oldest monarch
Prince Philip, the oldest and longest-reigning monarch, died within two months of his 100th birthday at Windsor Castle on Friday. He married Elizabeth in 1947 and is known for modernising the monarchy after World War 2.
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Private affair
The funeral will be held on Saturday 17th April, according to Buckingham Palace. The ceremony will be scaled down to only 30 mourners and the prince will be given a royal funeral rather than a state funeral with no public procession.
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A 'little space' for the Queen
Until the funeral day, flags will fly at half-mast at royal residences and government buildings. The family will be in mourning for two weeks. Queen Elizabeth has been carrying out her royal duties online during the lockdown.
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Harry and Meghan
Many are looking forward to Prince Harry returning for the funeral as they believe it could reunite the family after the interview he and his wife Meghan gave to Oprah Winfrey. While Harry will attend the funeral, Meghan has been advised not to travel by her doctor.