QUEEN ELIZABETH II

The 95-year-old monarch frequents the place when she needs to think and take her dogs for a walk.

He served as a racing manager to the Queen Mother and jumping advisor to the British monarch.

There will be no new portraits and members of the royal family will each take turns visiting the queen.

Prince Philip's funeral cortege will be accompanied by his four children and several of his grandchildren.

Charles himself hinted upon his differences with his father in a biography.

However, the monarch will have the company of one of her ladies-in-waiting on her way to the Chapel.

The Duke of Edinburgh and Queen Elizabeth II appear in a photo with seven of their ten great-grandchildren.

The small memorial chapel where the couple will permanently be laid to rest also has the coffins of the Queen's parents and sister.

Meanwhile, there have been reports that the Queen will have to sit alone at her husband's funeral due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The British monarch hosted a ceremony to appoint Baron Parker as Lord Chamberlain.

This is possibly the first time Harry and Meghan will be apart for this long since their wedding in May 2018.

The children of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, particularly George and Charlotte, are "very upset."

The only person eligible by law to sit beside Her Majesty The Queen is the duke's private secretary Brigadier Archie Miller-Bakewell.

The woman said she even sent messages to Prince Charles to complain about his son.

Kate Middleton could potentially act as a peacemaker between her husband and her brother-in-law at the funeral.

Her Majesty the Queen hosted a private retirement ceremony for one of her senior aides.

The Duke of York still harbours thoughts that he can make a comeback and genuinely thinks that's possible.

William remembered his grandpa's "mischievous sense of humour," while Harry dubbed him "legend of banter."

Philip was reportedly "polite" with the future Queen and didn't pay her any "special attention," but did tease her younger sister "plump little Margaret."

The Duke of Edinburgh said in a decades-old interview that he can't imagine anything worse than turning 100.

Prince Philip had walked with his grandsons, William and Harry, at their mother Princess Diana's funeral.