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As evidenced by their work over the past year, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex remain committed to their duty and service to the UK and around the world, and have offered their continued support to the organisations they have represented regardless of official role.

We can all live a life of service. Service is universal.

THE recent drop in infections clearly demonstrates the benefits of restrictions on movement and human interactions – in other words, the lockdown is slowly but surely working.

However, the benefit of the vaccines will start to be seen when we

THE Duke of Edinburgh is expected to remain in hospital for “observation and rest” into next week, sources say.

Philip was admitted to King Edward VII’s Hospital in central London on Tuesday evening after feeling unwell. He walked unaided into the medical centre.

The Duke, who turns 100 on June 10, was taken in for an undisclosed reason, though it is not Covid-related.

Sources claimed: “Following consultation with his doctor, the Duke of Edinburgh is likely to remain in hospital for observation and rest over the weekend and into next week.

“As we have said previously, the doctor is acting with an abundance of caution. The Duke remains in good spirits.”

Despite concern for Philip due to his age, his family have continued with their duties. The morning after he was admitted, Charles and Camilla visited the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham to learn about vaccine trials. On Thursday, the Queen attended her first official event of the year.

She made Master of the Household Vice-Admiral Sir Tony Johnstone-Burt, a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order during a Windsor Castle ceremony.