Charles and Camilla arrive in Canada, Prince Philip is out of hospital, Prince Albert II of Monaco opens a rose garden in Ireland, Prince Harry opens up during a recent interview and the Queen leads mourners at Countess Mountbatten’s funeral.

Canada 150th Anniversary

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall kick off their visit in the Canadian Arctic.

The Prince of Wales addressed the crowd in the Inuit language of Inuktitut today during a speech in Iqaluit, Nunavut. “Ullukkut.” (Good day). “Quviasuttunga iqalunnuurama.” (I’m happy to be here in Iqaluit). Swipe for photos from the visit to Iqaluit on day one of #RoyalVisitCanada 🇨🇦📸

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Prince Philip’s Outing

Prince Philip behind the wheel as he drives the Queen to see their granddaughter Lady Louise Windsor participate in a carriage driving procession.

Prince Philip waves to waiting crowds.

Lady Louise is following in her grandfather’s footstep with carriage driving.

Prince Albert Visits Ireland

Meanwhile, Prince Albert of Monaco opens a garden in his mother Princess Grace’s memory in Drogheda.

Prince Harry Interview

Prince Harry reveals that he wanted out of the Royal Family. Find out in this week’s show what made him reconsider.

He also said he felt he was “just Harry” during his time in the Army.

Royal Family Farewells Countess Mountbatten

The Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales lead mourners in farewelling Countess Mountbatten of Burma at a funeral service at St Paul’s Knightsbridge on Tuesday, 27 June.

The Countess survived an IRA bomb attack which killed her father, Earl Mountbatten, her mother-in-law the Dowager Lady Brabourne and her 14-year-old son Nicholas Knatchbull.

Find out more about Countess Mountbatten of Burma in our 16 June 2017 Podcast.