Prince Philip - the husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth - will not face prosecution over a recent car crash.
The 97 year-old was involved in a collision near the Queen's Sandringham estate last month.
Olly Barratt reports from London:
No prosecution for UK's Prince Philip over car crash
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