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Queen describes Prince Philip’s death as having ‘left a huge void in her life’
The Queen has described the death of her husband Prince Philip as having “left a huge void in her life”, her son Prince Andrew has said.
Key points:
- The Queen has described her husband’s death as having “left a huge void” in her life
- Prince Philip’s scaled-back funeral will take place in Windsor on Saturday
- In a rare public appearance, Prince Andrew described his father as a “remarkable man”
Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, died on Friday morning at Windsor Castle aged 99, after a marriage to the Queen that lasted 73 years.
Speaking after a special service for members of the royal family at a chapel in Windsor, the Duke of York said his family was feeling a great sense of loss after the death of his father.
“I think the way I would put it is…
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