Prince Philip visits Cutty Sark restoration
Four years ago a devastating fire almost ruined one of London's most famous landmarks - the Cutty Sark.
The ship survived that blaze down to a stroke of good fortune - large parts of the last tea clipper had already been removed for restoration.
Now Prince Philip - who helped save the ship for the nation back in the 1950s - has been to see the restoration progress for himself.
Robert Hall reports.
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