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Prince Philip Has Passed Away At Almost 100 Years Old

The Queen made the announcement with "deep sorrow."
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In a statement from the royal family, the Queen has announced Prince Philip's death.

The notice revealed that the Duke of Edinburgh, who would have turned 100 years old this year "passed away peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle."

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Prince Philip was the "beloved husband" of Queen Elizabeth. 

He had recently been in the hospital for many weeks after he was reportedly feeling unwell and underwent a procedure on his heart. He had since been released and gone back home. 

The statement from the royals says they will join people around the world in mourning this loss and more announcements will come later. 

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