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Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip, dies aged 99

 

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and consort to the Queen, dies aged 99 |  ABC News - YouTube

An assertion from Buckingham Palace said: "It is with profound distress that Her Majesty The Queen has declared the passing of her cherished spouse, His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. 

Prince Philip in pictures: Duke of Edinburgh then and no | Royal | News |  Express.co.uk


"His Royal Highness died calmly today at Windsor Castle." 

The Duke was hitched to Queen Elizabeth II for over 70 years and turned into the longest-serving consort in British history.


Into his 90s he did a bustling project of public commitment, mirroring his own altruistic advantages.

He additionally went around the nation supporting the Queen, both on state events and illustrious visits. 


The best photo from every year of Prince Philip's royal career

For a man of his age he appreciated generally great wellbeing.

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