Of Edinburgh: Last News

Following the Queen’s funeral at Westminster Abbey on Monday 19 September a committal service was held at St George’s Chapel and her heir paid a poignant tribute to her with his seating plan. King Charles III, 73, occupied the seat at the end of the row, which was the same one her late Majesty sat in during Prince Philip’s funeral service last year.

Sophie, Duchess Of Edinburgh, may be a familiar face in the Royal family now, but Prince Edward's wife was once an ordinary schoolgirl with working parents. A throwback photo from her school days shows a very different Sophie to the one we know today.The adorable snap captures a seven year old Sophie during her time at Little Stream Dulwich College Prep School, sporting a bob haircut with a fringe.This prestigious school, known for its excellent facilities, is where Sophie started her education journey and boasts famous alumni like Tana Ramsay and Game of Thrones star Ellie Kendrick.

Princess Eugenie has shared a rare photo of herself and her youngest son Ernest as she marked her birthday with a touching message. In the adorable image, the doting mum could be seen gazing at her son as she held him up in her arms with the backdrop of a stunning royal room.The princess, who turned 34 years old on Saturday, 23 March took to Instagram a day after her birthday to mark the occasion as she shared the rare snap. She could be seen wearing a short-sleeved beige ribbed top with a mock turtleneck, paired with a statement white headband.

The King has handed his late father’s title the Duke of Edinburgh to his brother Prince Edward, honouring the late Queen and Philip’s wishes. Charles conferred the title on the former Earl of Wessex in celebration of Edward’s 59th birthday on Friday.

Prince Andrew is set to play a "central role" in the Queen’s funeral as the Royal Family put on a united front during the national period of mourning. Following this, the Duke of York is expected to disappear from public life – although he has been reported to be caring for the Queen’s corgis, alongside his daughter Princess Beatrice.

Peter Phillips is reflecting on saying “goodbye” to the Duke Of Edinburgh amid COVID-19. 

Naga Munchetty, 46, was hosting her BBC Radio 5 Live show when a mother of three called in and relayed her daughters' love of the BBC host during her Strictly Come Dancing stint.The BBC Breakfast host laughed off the compliment and proclaimed “it was a long time” since she had appeared in the ballroom competition.Naga began her show by inviting radio listeners to call in and discuss the relationships they have with their grandparents.She said: “I've been asking you to get in touch in light of the touching tributes by Prince William and Prince Harry to the Duke Of Edinburgh, who of course passed away. “They spoke about how he shaped their lives and how he had touched them.“So I asked you to get in touch with your stories,” she added.The

He said goodbye to his late father in front of the eyes of millions. But with the funeral over, Prince Charles has left to travel to Wales to grieve the loss of The Duke Of Edinburgh in private.The dad-of-two, who was sweetly kissed by Kate Middleton after the funeral service, is said to have left for Llwynywermod in Llandovery by himself just 24 hours after saying goodbye to his father.

The nation joined Her Majesty in mourning Prince Philip on Saturday, as The Queen said goodbye to the man she once described as her "strength and stay". In a moving ceremony, Queen Elizabeth was joined by just 29 other mourners for a final farewell to her husband of 70 years, the Duke Of Edinburgh.

Piers Morgan, also tweeted his upset as he uploaded a photo of the Queen dressed in all black sitting alone at the Duke Of Edinburgh's funeral.Next to the snap, the former GMB shared his tearful reaction to seeing the monarch sitting alone at the service owing to ongoing coronavirus restrictions.Piers shared a crying face emoji on his Twitter account in view of his 7.9 million followers.He added: "Has there ever been a more heart-breaking picture of The Queen?"The cruel separation and loneliness suffered by so many in this pandemic, now endured by the world’s most famous woman as she says goodbye to her husband of 73 years.

Her pregnancy meant Meghan Markle was unable to be at her husband's side on Saturday as he mourned Prince Philip. Instead, the heavily pregnant Duchess of Sussex watched the ceremony in the same manner as millions of others - getting up early to live stream it at her home in California.

Liam Payne is paying tribute to Prince Philip.

Prince Philip made him feel “frightened” sometimes, as he joined Ranvir Singh on Lorraine this morning.The former royal servant said he had at times seen the Duke Of Edinburgh reduce “grown men to tears” while working inside the palace.Paul recalled: “He was sometimes very gruff and, at times I have to tell you Ranvir, he frightened the living daylights out of me.“Because he was very aggressive and very vocal.

Prince Philip’s sense of humour a “bit offensive” as she spoke to former royal butler Paul Burrell, while stepping in for Lorraine Kelly on her eponymous show today.The Good Morning Britain host was discussing what the late Duke Of Edinburgh was like, before weighing in on his divisive comments over the years.Speaking on the Queen and Prince Philip’s relationship, Ranvir asked Paul: “Did he make her laugh? That’s what we all wonder don’t we, because he was funny in his own ways, but sometimes a bit offensive. “Did he make her giggle?”Paul, who is a former servant to the Royal Family and former butler to the late Princess Diana, answered: “Yes but she was always calm, he was the one who was off like a volcano. “I remember once I was in the

Dan Walker took to social media last night to pay tribute to Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II’s husband, who died yesterday at the age of 99.The Football Focus host recalled a meeting with the Duke of Edinburgh, hours after Buckingham Palace announced the news.“I’ve read some lovely tributes to the Duke Of Edinburgh today.“I had the pleasure of meeting him once at St James’ Palace,” he wrote on Instagram, in view of his 176,000 followers.Dan went on to recall his encounter with the royal.“It was a Thursday and Steve Bruce had just pulled out of Football Focus that weekend,” the 44-year-old began.“The Duke asked me what I did.

While the news of the passing of Prince Philip has left us emotional, one has to agree that the Duke of Edinburgh touched many lives and needs to be celebrated for the same. The Duke Of Edinburgh was known for his witty sense of humour and was also regarded as one of the most approachable royals.

Prince Charles, 72, following Meghan Markle and husband Prince Harry's tell-all interview with US talk show host Oprah Winfrey.The gardener - who has previously spent time with the Duke Of Edinburgh - said that it was "sad" what the first in line to the throne has been put through after his son spoke candidly about their relationship during the much-anticipated chat.Speaking about Prince Charles' position, the gardener said he sympathised with his friend's situation.Alan said: "He is an amazing man.