A week later GriefThe UK is finalizing arrangements for the funeral of Prince Philip, the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, who died at the age of 99, on Friday (16), when researchers wanted to explore any signs of reconciliation between Prince William and Harry.
To fulfill the Duke’s wish Edinburgh, Who died last Friday (9), was buried in Windsor Castle, 50 km west of London.
Due to infection, the funeral rites There are only 30, mostly close relatives. Outgoing Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that he will be televising the ceremony at the Checkers’ home.
Funeral services are scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. (11 a.m. in Brasilia) Army Gen. Nick Carter, commander of the Armed Forces, said they were for Philip.
The ceremony will be “military precision and, above all, a celebration of a well – lived life,” Carter told the BBC. “It also shows how much the Armed Forces praised and respected him,” he added.
Prince Philip, Who listened to a simple but military-style ceremony, served as a naval officer in World War II and maintained close ties with the military.
The coffin would not be carried in a hearted car, but in a green Army Land Rover designed according to Duke’s instructions for many years, he thought with open backs to carry the coffin, and even designed metal pins to prevent movement.
The Queen’s late husband, who has been married to her for 73 years, has been a fan of Land Rovers all her life – both in engineering and design.
All three divisions of the Armed Forces will be in Windsor Park to retrieve the coffin. The horns of the Grenadier guards, who have been Philip Colonel for 42 years, should lead the procession to Cho George Church, where the ceremony takes place.
– Tension between William and Harry –
This will be Harry’s first public appearance since he and his wife Megan gave an explosive interview. In an interview with American television presenter Oprah Winfrey, they accused an unidentified member of the royal family of racism.
When the 36-year-old prince, who rocked the monarchy a year ago, decided to relinquish his royal duties and move to California, his brother William, 38, behind his grandfather’s coffin did not walk in the line of victory for the second throne. .
Between the two brothers, a tense relationship has a big place in the British press, with his cousin Peter Phillips.
“It can be a weird thing to plan or you can deliberately try to keep them separate,” the Times wrote.
A spokesman for Buckingham Palace told The Sun, “We’m not going down to emotions and dramas,” as the ad has sparked speculation about a series of disputes between the brothers.
“The devices were installed in this way and reflect her majesty, the Queen’s wishes,” he said.
Elizabeth II, 95, arrives at an official Bentley on April 21 with a chaperone, but sits alone in the church.
Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, the spiritual leader of the Anglicans, who is presiding over the ceremony, asked Britons of all faiths to support the Queen during this “tribulation”.
She and all guests should wear masks and keep away from the corona virus.
Among those in attendance, in addition to their children, were Camila – 72, wife of the heir to the throne – Duke’s grandchildren and their spouses, children of the Queen’s sister – the late Princess Margaret – and three German cousins Philip.
A close friend of the Duke of Mountbatten, Countess of Myanmar, was also invited and shared with him his interest in equestrian sports.
Due to the corona virus, the authorities asked the British not to attend Windsor. Funeral services will be televised.
On the day of Philip’s death and part of the following day, the BBC reported on Thursday that it had received nearly 110,000 complaints, disrupting all programming to provide a serious special coverage, a record number, which they considered too much of the action and criticized the lack of options for viewers.
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