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Royal historian on 'poignant' funeral and 'turning point' for monarchy

Aisling Ennis

April 18 2021 08:18 AM

Royal historian Professor Sarah Richardson explains why the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral was so 'poignant' and could mark a 'turning point' for the monarchy.

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