UK royal funeral: Prince Philip laid to rest in Windsor
Al Jazeera
Queen Elizabeth II sits alone as her husband of 73 years is laid to rest in a socially distanced funeral ceremony.
Prince Philip has been laid to rest in a funeral ceremony that honoured his lifetime of service to the United Kingdom, the crown and his wife of 73 years, Queen Elizabeth II. The widowed British monarch, setting an example amid the coronavirus pandemic, sat alone at the ceremony on Saturday, dressed in black and with her head bowed in prayer. Her family said Prince Philip’s death on April 9 at the age of 99 left a “huge void” in the queen’s life, robbing her of the man she called her “strength and stay”.
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