Prince Philip reportedly had the foresight to envision the creation of royal.uk, the official website for the British monarchy, during the nascent stages of the internet.

Canadian officials extended a welcome to Prince Philip Karađorđević, who, accompanied by Princess Danica and their children, continued his North American tour with a visit to Canada following their trip to the United States.

A new book by royal biographer Hugo Vickers details an anecdote about Prince Philip's last night before his death, describing him escaping for a beer.

According to a new book, Prince Andrew had an altercation with a senior court official, after which his father Prince Philip reportedly issued a written apology.

Five years after Prince Philip's death, a new book reveals that Queen Elizabeth II's husband suffered from pancreatic cancer, a secret kept for eight years.

It has been revealed that Prince Philip sent a 12th-century Norman font from Shropshire to King Charles' boarding school in Scotland during the 1960s.

Prince Philip hosted the heir of the Romanov dynasty at the Royal Palace in Dedinje. The meeting brought together descendants of royal families.

A new book reveals details about the private life of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, including playful moments behind their public image.

Biographer Hugo Vickers has revealed that Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth II, died of pancreatic cancer, a condition he suffered from for eight years.

A royal historian alleges that Prince Philip suffered from pancreatic cancer for eight years, despite his official cause of death being recorded as 'old age'.

Princess Alice of Battenberg, mother of Prince Philip and mother-in-law to Queen Elizabeth II, is being recognized for her heroic actions in Greece during World War II, having been honored as 'Righteous Among the Nations'.

Royal historian Hugo Vickers suggests that Queen Elizabeth II's mother initially favored Hugh, Earl of Euston, as a potential husband for her daughter before Elizabeth fell in love with Prince Philip.

Royal historian Hugo Vickers claims that Prince Philip secretly battled inoperable pancreatic cancer for eight years before his death in April 2021 and even snuck a beer on his final night.

Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh and husband of Queen Elizabeth II, reportedly lived with pancreatic cancer for eight years prior to his death. He passed away just two months shy of his 100th birthday, significantly exceeding the average life expectancy after such a diagnosis.