Prince Harry lands in London for grandfather Prince Philip's funeral
Prince Harry has landed at London's Heathrow Airport to attend the funeral of his grandfather Prince Philip.
The Duke of Edinburgh died on Friday morning aged 99, becoming the longest-serving royal consort in British history.
Harry reportedly touched down at 1.15pm today (GMT) on a British Airways flight, according to UK media reports.
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Prince Harry has reportedly landed in London for his grandfather's funeral GC Images
It is believed he then met with security, being whisked away to Kensington Palace in a black Range Rover to presumably undertaken quarantine.
Harry is expected to comply with UK coronavirus regulations and undertake five days of quarantine and take two COVID-19 tests.
He will only be able to exit quarantine on the fifth day if he tests negative, taking him until Friday - the day before the funeral.
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, died aged 99. Getty
It will be the first time Harry has met with his family in person since an explosive tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey made allegations of racism and mental health issues within the palace.
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Pregnant Meghan Markle will not be attending the funeral with Harry after she was advised by her doctors not to travel.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in the UK, only 30 people will be able to attend the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral.
Harry will meet with other members of the Royal Family for the funeral at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle at 3pm on Saturday.
"Although the ceremonial arrangements are reduced, the occasion will still celebrate and recognise the duke's life and his more than 70 years of service to the Queen, the UK and the Commonwealth," a palace spokesman said on Saturday while speaking on condition of anonymity in line with policy.
Prince Philip's coffin is resting in the private chapel at Windsor Castle, where it will remain until the day of the funeral.
The Duke of Edinburgh took part in planning his funeral and its focus on family was in accordance with his wishes.
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