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Prince Philip leaves hospital in time for Christmas Prince Philip leaves hospital in time for Christmas
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The Duke of Edinburgh has left hospital after spending four nights of "observation and treatment". The Duke of Edinburgh has left hospital after four nights of treatment in relation to a "pre-existing condition".
Prince Philip was admitted to the King Edward VII's Hospital in central London on Friday on the advice of his doctor. Prince Philip, 98, was taken to the King Edward VII's Hospital in London on Friday on the advice of his doctor.
Buckingham Palace said the "observation and treatment" was a "precautionary measure".
The Queen, meanwhile, travelled from the palace in London to Sandringham Estate in Norfolk on Friday, where she is to spend Christmas.
Prince Philip, 98, was taken to the King Edward VII's Hospital in London on Friday on the advice of his doctor.
Buckingham Palace said the admission was a "precautionary measure" in relation to a "pre-existing" condition.Buckingham Palace said the admission was a "precautionary measure" in relation to a "pre-existing" condition.
This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh the page for the fullest version. The Queen, meanwhile, travelled from the palace in London to Sandringham Estate in Norfolk on Friday, where she is to spend Christmas.
You can receive Breaking News on a smartphone or tablet via the BBC News App. You can also follow @BBCBreaking on Twitter to get the latest alerts. The duke retired from public life in August 2017, after spending decades supporting the Queen and attending events for his own charities and organisations.
His last public appearance was Lady Gabriella Windsor's wedding in May.
The Prince of Wales said on Monday his father had been "looked after very well" by hospital staff.
But Charles, who was visiting flood-hit communities in South Yorkshire, added: "When you get to that age things don't work so well."
Last Christmas, Prince Philip missed the royals' traditional Christmas Day trip to church but was said to be in good health.
In February, it was announced the duke had given up his driving licence. It came after he was involved in a collision with another vehicle near the Sandringham Estate.
The treatment he has received for various health conditions over the years include being treated for a blocked coronary artery in 2011.
The following year, the prince suffered a bladder infection and was forced to miss the Queen's Diamond Jubilee concert.
He was also taken to hospital for an abdomen operation in 2013 and, in 2014, underwent surgery on his right hand.
Last year he had a hip replacement at the same central London hospital that he is now attending.