Prince Philip once again dominates the British morning papers on Sunday. Pictures of his funeral appear on almost all front pages. Most titles focus on the grief of Queen Elizabeth, who sat all alone during the service.
“Bless her”, is the headline of the Daily Star Sunday. The tabloid adds that the queen was “really alone” for the first time in 73 years. “The loneliest goodbye,” said de Sunday Mirror. From Sunday Express describes how Elizabeth was “tearful” in the pews, but also that she was not alone in her thoughts. “We all share her grief,” the paper said.
Many tabloids also highlight Princes William and Harry, who “behaved like brothers” at their grandfather’s funeral. The two left St George’s Chapel jointly, according to The Sun on Sunday good hope that their relationship will improve.
The Sunday Times considers Catherine, the wife of Prince William, as a peacemaker. The Duchess of Cambridge was the first to talk to her brother-in-law and then let herself down so that William and Harry walked side by side.
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