Monday it was Queen Elizabeth is buried and the whole world stopped to bid the late monarch a final farewell. Many people watched the funeral on television and the streets of London were crowded.
The king of the hill
Much attention was paid to the queen’s surviving family. Everything from their body language to who they are went dressed it has been noticed.
The Queen’s nephew, Prince Harry (38), stood out in the procession behind the coffin where he walked dressed in a normal suit. Most of the others around him were in military uniforms, according to him The Telegraph it may have been a great disappointment for the prince.
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I was unable to say hello
Prince Harry has a long military career behind him. He served for ten years and was, among other things, part of two contingents in Afghanistan. British media are speculating whether military veterans were disappointed to see the prince dressed in civilian clothes during the queen’s funeral.
STAND OUT: Prince Harry wasn’t alone in not paying tributes. Photo: HANNAH MCKAY / POOL / AFP / NTB
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Prince Harry also stood out when family members in military attire paid homage to the coffin during the procession to Wellington Arch following the funeral ceremony at Westminster Abbey.
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So he was not allowed to pay homage to the rest of his family. The salute is an honor in which only those in uniform can take part.
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He might be wearing a uniform
According to The Telegraph, the rules for wearing a military uniform are very clear. They can use ex-military if appropriate for the occasion, such as regimental events.
Raise your eyebrows
A state funeral can be considered just that. However, it is necessary to obtain permission to wear a uniform, which Prince Harry was not given.
In other words, this means that the prince could, in theory, have been allowed to wear a military uniform, but that he was not given the opportunity to do so.
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