Prince Philip joins the Queen at the Highland Games
The Queen and Prince Philip have attended the annual Braemar Gathering, otherwise known as the Highland Games.
Duke tells staff to 'behave' as he leaves hospital
The Duke of Edinburgh was in good enough spirits when he left Aberdeen Hospital after a five-day stay that he shared a joke with the staff.
Prince Philip leaves hospital in good spirits
The Duke of Edinburgh joked with Aberdeen Royal Infirmary staff as he bid farewell after five nights of care for a bladder infection.
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Prince Philip joins the Queen at the Highland Games
The Queen and Prince Philip have attended the annual Braemar Gathering, otherwise known as the Highland Games.
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Duke tells staff to 'behave' as he leaves hospital
The Duke of Edinburgh was in good enough spirits when he left Aberdeen Hospital after a five-day stay that he shared a joke with the staff.
Read the full storyPrince Philip leaves hospital in good spirits
The Duke of Edinburgh joked with Aberdeen Royal Infirmary staff as he bid farewell after five nights of care for a bladder infection.
Read the full storyPrince Philip told hospital staff to 'behave themselves'
Senior staff nurse Denise Webster, who was among the officials at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary who waved the Duke of Edinburgh off today, said the 91-year-old was on good form as he left the hospital after six days:
The Duke was a very good patient, and as he left the hospital he told staff to behave themselves and he said he was going back to enjoy the rest of his holiday.
Prince Philip bids farewell to staff as he leaves hospital
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Duke to be reunited with the Queen after hospital release
Prince Philip's release from hospital came after five nights away from Balmoral following the recurrence of a bladder infection that he first encountered during the Diamond Jubilee.
The Duke was taken ill during his traditional annual summer break with the Queen at the royal family's Scottish estate.
During his time at the NHS hospital, he was not visited by Her Majesty or other family members after being advised by doctors to rest, but remained in regular contact with relatives by telephone.
Prince Philip released from hospital after bladder treatment
The Duke of Edinburgh looked in good health as he left Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after six days in hospital receiving treatment for a bladder infection.
Prince Philip smiled as he shook the hands of staff members at the hospital and waved as he was driven away in a chauffeured Range Rover.
Queen attends church service during Balmoral visit
The Queen and members of the royal family have attended a church service at Crathie Kirk near Balmoral Castle, during the annual Royal summer break at Balmoral.The Duke was unable to attend the service as he remains in hospital receiving treatment for a bladder infection.
Royals arrive ahead of church service
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, known as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay when in Scotland, have arrived ahead of the Sunday service at Crathie Kirk near Balmoral Castle, during the annual Royal summer break at Balmoral.
The Duke of Edinburgh will be unable to attend the service as he remains in hospital receiving treatment for a bladder infection.
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