For someone whose life was lived under the constant glare of publicity, the Duke of Edinburgh was a man who put duty before all else: whose wry personality was never kept hidden away, he was unfailingly polite - if not always politically correct.
One man who had to deal with the harsh glare of the media on the royals was Charles Anson, who spent six years as press secretary at Buckingham Palace.
We asked him what sort of a consort the Duke had been.
One man who had to deal with the harsh glare of the media on the royals was Charles Anson, who spent six years as press secretary at Buckingham Palace.
We asked him what sort of a consort the Duke had been.
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