The true life story of Princess Alice, mother to Prince Philip, is a shining example of where Royal fact out-shines Royal fiction. Fleeing into exile with her infant son, she suffered a severe nervous breakdown, was locked away in mental hospitals and even subjected to experimental treatments by Sigmund Freud himself. The trauma had a shattering effect on Princess Alice's marriage and led to a fractured childhood for her only son Prince Philip. This all makes it all the more remarkable that so few these days have even heard of the Queen's mother-in-law.
Meet the dashing young Greek Prince who captured both heart and hand of the world's most eligible Princess. From his extraordinary beginnings living in exile to the marriage that has lasted over 70 years, this is a uniquely candid portrait of the man whose devotion to duty has been so central to ...
In a one-hour special, British TV favourite Phillip Schofield spends a year celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Duke of Edinburgh Awards. Entertaining, informative and hugely inspirational, this is a unique celebration of the world's leading achievement award for young people as it enters a s...
A fairytale honeymoon in Africa marked the beginning of the longest marriage on the British throne. Celebrating 50 years together for any couple is an achievement but for The Queen and Prince Philip, given all the complications that their positions entail it is nothing short of remarkable.
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