Prince Philip. The royal family remembers the Duke of Edinburgh on the first anniversary of his death UK news

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Video in honor of the editing Duke of EdinburghThe man who died weeks before his 100th birthday was spread on social media after reading the book “Patriarchs – Elegy” by the laureate poet Simon Armitage.

The footage shows the duke at different stages of his life, including when he was a boy, his wedding to the queen, and the birth of their children.

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Prince Philip has died at the age of 99
In one of the white and white pictures, he says that he gently put his chin on the shoulder of the woman he had been married to for 73 years.

Originally published on the day of Philip’s funeral last year, the poem pays tribute to his distinguished career in the Royal Navy.

It says: “On such an occasion (suppose to praise one person, it means to raise / for a whole generation – the staff whose survival / was always a small miracle / who came ashore with orange bars / fought. ingenious wars, triumphant triumphs at sea / with flaming magic boats և side torpedoes ”.

The duck’s generation is described in the poem as “indebted spouses”, “great-grandparents from birth” և “the last great avuncular magician”.

In its last part it says: “But for now, the cold April Fools’ Day / parachute is slowly flying home, so in the afternoon the snow turns to sperm heads like thorns.”

Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwalltogether Prince William and Duchess of Cambridgealso shared tribute online.

Clarence House tweeted “Remembering the Duke of Edinburgh today, a year after his death,” along with some family photos.

The royal family’s Instagram page also shared a picture of His Majesty the Duke, leaving the Cathedral of St. Paul together in 1968 as part of a 70-day countdown. Queen’s platinum anniversary celebrations.

A picture will be spread every day to present the 70-year reign of the monarch.

The queen is supposed to be in Windsor Castle, and it turns out that she will celebrate the first anniversary of her husband’s death.

The monarch he burst into tears when he first appeared in public in five months March 29 at Westminster Abbey during a Thanksgiving ceremony for Prince Philip.

David Conner, the right-wing dean of Windsor, paid tribute to the Duke’s “courage, integrity, perseverance, and determination” throughout his “commitment to making the world a better place.”

The queen, who recently had difficulty walking, was helped to take her seat Prince AndrewThey have been seen in public for the first time since then settled his sexual assault case.

His Majesty has left the annual Holy Day church service, which will take place next Thursday և will present Prince Charles և the Duchess of Cornwall for the first time, Buckingham Palace announced.

The annual event is a highlight of the royal calendar, where the Prince of Wales is expected to follow an ancient tradition of distributing Maundy money to community members.

The Queen, who will celebrate her 96th birthday on April 21 before the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June, used her Christmas message to pay tribute to the Dukedescribing how his “mischievous, questioning glow was as bright in the end as it was when I first looked at him.”

Prince Philip. The royal family remembers the Duke of Edinburgh on the first anniversary of his death UK news

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