The Queen travels with son Prince Andrew to her late husband Prince Philip's memorial service. Read more...
March 29, 2022 - 11:02 BST Sharnaz Shahid The Queen was accompanied by her son Prince Andrew on her journey from Windsor to central London for the memorial service being held in honour of her late husband of 73 years, Prince Philip.The Duke of York, who stepped back from royal life in 2019, has a front row seat in Westminster Abbey, sitting close to his other siblings.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte will also attend with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and be sat behind the Queen. It was announced earlier on Tuesday morning that the Queen would be in attendance following reports that she may not be well enough to travel to London. It is a poignant occasion for the Queen to remember her late husband among family and friends, after the limitations imposed on the Duke's funeral during the pandemic. A Palace spokesman said:"The Queen is currently intending to attend the service this morning.
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