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Published 22:27 13 Jul 2016 BST

He may have been a largely anonymous figure a week ago, but Philip will now find himself plastered all over the shop as his famous wife's doting partner.
Much like Denis Thatcher before him, he'll get the piss taken out of him even if he never says or does anything remotely interesting.
Alas it seems a lot of people have already noticed that he bears a striking similarity to another famous sidekick on his very first day as the PM's partner - Penfold.
That's right - a lot of slightly cruel Twitterers have decided that poor Philip's receding hairline, Harry Potter style specs, and overall demeanour make him a real-life doppelgänger for Danger Mouse's loyal companion.
Now they mention it...
https://twitter.com/BlakeShart/status/753274615665926144
https://twitter.com/MsArabella1/status/753280025315643393
https://twitter.com/kwonfury/status/753278286487224320
https://twitter.com/paulwaugh/status/753282364336377856
https://twitter.com/Andy_George_/status/753281690387251200
https://twitter.com/kwonfury/status/753278286487224320
https://twitter.com/Andy_George_/status/753283245039554560
https://twitter.com/AngieCrooks77/status/753276057705295872
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