Although he's clearly no fan of the press and likely hates the interest his health scare has generated, is it just me or can you imagine Prince Philip might ponder this Saturday morning on the fact the news desks at some of Britain's biggest newspapers have chosen to focus primarily on "a bloody horse race" rather than give even a brief mention on the front page to the man who's devoted so much of his life to public service?

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Name: exploora

Comment: I agree with Monica, Prince Philip will be a real trooper, soldier etc, but he will still have to be honest about where it hurts. Strangely, I just came back from hospital, having routine tests done today, and if anyone needs a moment of reflection related to how lucky one is, sit in a hospital for a few minutes. I hope Prince Philip has a speedy recovery. I don't believe for a minute, Prince Philip deserved to be blamed for Di's tragic death. Everyone is innocent til proven guilty and I think Prince Philip the human being and HM were in a real tough situation. And sometimes stress will weaken the body and sometimes if a situation doesn't kill you, it will make you stronger. I can just hear Prince Philip complain about all the fuss, and I can also hear him commenting to the nurses about this and that. Hopefully the RF will unite and give HM some comfort.

Name: Monika	Comment: Prince Philip is a real man's man and, as such, I don't think he'd want his illness to make headlines. Can't you just hear him complain about all the 'unnecessary' fuss?