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Welcome back to the airport in a week that changed the face of the royal family forever.

We'll be taking a look back at the life and legacy of Prince Philip,

who passed away at the age of 99 on Friday, April 9th.

Over the episode ahead we'll be taking a look back at his military career,

his achievements as the Duke of Edinburgh, but of course also his 73-year marriage to the Queen

that started with a fairytale romance. We'll be hearing all of that later on.

But of course today started with a very somber announcement from Buckingham Palace,

with the statement written on behalf of the Queen that announced the death of her beloved

husband. They give the details that he passed away peacefully in the morning at Windsor Castle,

and of course it followed three weeks reunited with the Queen after that month long visit to hospital.

Well as the news broke, world leaders rushed to pay their respect, starting with British Prime Minister

Boris Johnson, who mourned Philip in a statement remarking that he had earned the affection

of generations in the UK and around the world, adding that the royal family has lost not just a

much loved and highly respected public figure, but a devoted husband and a proud and loving

grandfather and in recent years great grandfather. In a statement from President Joe Biden and

First Lady Dr Jill Biden, they remembered Philip and praised his years of devoted public service,

saying that his legacy will not only live on through his family, but in all the charitable endeavours

he shaped, and there were many of them, 830 charities and organisations that he supported during

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