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Remote South Pacific tribe who worship Prince Philip debate replacing him as their god with his son Charles in papal conclave-like ceremony and mourn their fallen deity for 100 days
Remote 400-strong South Pacific tribe are mourning the loss of Prince Philip who was revered as a god
Yaohnanen tribesmen and women live on the Vanuatu island of Tanna and harvest their own food
The tribe prayed each day to Prince Philip to protect their banana and yam crops from destruction
Since finding out about his death the group will undergo a mourning process that could last several weeks
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