The Times also reports on the death of Prince Philip, saying he passed away two months before his 100th birthday. The paper recalls the Queen describing him as “my strength and stay” during their golden wedding celebrations in 1997.
The Daily Express says it is joining the Queen in mourning the loss of Prince Philip who the paper calls an “extraordinary man”.
The Guardian says the Royal Family are in mourning as condolences and tributes came in from across the world following the Duke’s death. Flags were lowered to half-mast, and the tenor bell at Westminster Abbey tolled 99 times, in honour of Prince Philip.
The Daily Telegraph has a colour photograph of the Duke of Edinburgh on a black background, with its headline referring to the years of his life 1921-2021.
Following the death of the Duke of Edinburgh at Windsor Castle, the Daily Mirror has a front page photograph of Prince Philip and the Queen with the headline “Goodbye, my beloved”.
Following the Duke of Edinburgh’s death at 99, the Daily Star has a picture of the royal raising his bowler hat and describes him as the Queen’s “Rock”, saying he stood by her side for 73 years.
The Daily Mail also reports on Prince Philip dying aged 99. The headline “Farewell, my beloved” uses the “beloved” husband reference contained in the Buckingham Palace statement which announced his death.
The Financial Times claims that loans to Sanjeev Gupta’s company from Greensill Capital that were later sold to Credit Suisse investors were made on the basis of suspect invoices that have raised suspicions of fraud.
The Independent carries a black and white image of Prince Philip following the Buckingham Palace announcement that he has passed away.
