No need to have 3 channels saying the same thing is there? Yes, it’s a shame, yes he had a long life, travelled around a lot, married to Queen etc. Never mind, plenty else to watch.
Protocols will be in place for the deaths of senior royals, and they’ll govern what can and can’t be shown today on the BBC at least. It doesn’t hurt to have a quieter day occasionally imho and I find these rituals quite comforting. The “contemplative” music on Radio 2 has been far superior to the usual offerings.
Maggiemaybe you are right about protocols. Went to a church meeting this afternoon to find out how to proceed and was given a to do list. Two hours later the instructions had changed. A man who made a difference to many lives. He will be missed by his family and friends.
I don’t understand the need for all 5 channels, but I will be watching on at least 1 channel. I’m glad for those that are not interested, that Netflix and other options are available. When sport is on every channel, I just read a book.
Corrie will hardly make you feel better, the storylines are dire.
Well Calendargirl I enjoy it. I also enjoy Neighbours and that was cancelled too. Each to his own. Never mind, Shtisel looks promising. I hope you all enjoy your reminiscing.
I'm really not sure what to make of Harry and Meghan's tribute on their Archewell website.
It's the kind of thing you would write about a loyal employee.
Yeah, it's a bit cold and meaningless isn't it. I'd expect that kind of comment from someone who had never met him and was just paying lip service, certainly not from a grandson to his beloved great grandfather.
My cousins two daughters both worked for the Royal Household and both very fond of Prince Philip. One worked in his private office and said he was very down to earth and always remembered names and personal details. They loved being at Balmoral with them. My cousin and her husband stayed on a property on Balmoral one summer to visit daughters and he greeted them on arrival. They were very shocked.