I read over the weekend about something that I thought embodied his public service. It was a statement that many men are able to salute correctly, but few men salute beautifully. It was His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh who was able and was recognised for his beautiful salute at annual occasions, which I think really showed one side of him, that he was committed to service, he was committed to the institution of the monarchy, and he was committed to the Commonwealth. But there's another side to him that I think many people enjoyed, that His Royal Highness—I think it's OK to say—was a little bit of a scallywag from time to time, and many people have struggled to reconcile these two sides of the Duke of Edinburgh. 