Queen will have 'profound chance to say goodbye' at Philip's funeral, says Archbishop
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mirror.co.ukThe Archbishop of Canterbury said he hoped the UK would pray for the Queen during Prince Philip's funeral. Justin Welby said the Queen will behave with "the extraordinary dignity and extraordinary courage that she always does." But he said it must be a very profound thing to say goodbye to someone she was married to for 73 years, and asked for the nation to offer condolences and sympathise in their hearts.
The archbishop, who will lead the service alongside the dean of Windsor, said it would be wrong to judge how the 94-year-old monarch was feeling from her appearance at the ceremony.
Speaking to the BBC, Justin Welby said: "We really have to avoid judging from anything external. "She is the Queen. She will behave with the extraordinary
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