Princess Anne interviewed about the Duke of Edinburgh Awards and her father's role in the Royal Navy.

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh dies aged 99: Interview with Princess Anne, Princess Royal; ***ITV NEWS EXCLUSIVE – MUST CREDIT ITV NEWS*** ENGLAND: INT Reporter: DoE Awards have had an impact on millions of young people - given them life skills particularly outdoors and in countryside which they otherwise would not have had Anne, Princess Royal interview SOT - The values also include something we often take for granted which is about volunteering and community work. For some places that is actually a novel concept. About being outside and doing your treks which may be relevant, but it gives young people from countries who don't maybe travel much outside their own areas, the opportunity to do that. But it also changes the way they look at the community around them in terms of volunteering and doing something extra and that is globally necessary. Reporter: From school to the Royal Navy in 1939 and straight into the Second World War - you read any account of your father’s role, be that on HMS Valiant in the Battle of Cape Matapan or HMS Whelp in the Pacific - he was on the frontline, a key part of the Royal Navy Anne, Princess Royal interview SOT - You can't be on board a Royal Navy vessel and not be part of the frontline because the ship is the target. You're always on the frontline. It's genuine team work, you all depend on each other. That's a really good lesson in life. But it's not an easy place to be in those sorts of conditions Note: This preview clip has gaps in the audio track, full audio is available on the licensed file.